Vista drivers for macbook pro 2012 or alternative?

Are there any drivers that I can install to get vista running correctly. It is installed perfectly on my mac just no drivers.

If you're running Windows, the vendor is generally responsible for the drivers. I guess my question is which drivers do you need? You probably are using the generic Microsoft provided drivers. It may have been good to the system hardware information. You could boot back to the OS X and capture that info

MacDaddySlim said:

Are there any drivers that I can install to get vista running correctly. It is installed perfectly on my mac just no drivers.

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Details about your Mac? Version of OS X? And lastly, how did you install Vista?

If you correctly installed Vista using Boot Camp, then the drivers are already provided for you, but without any other information, we can't answer your question.

I installed vista not using bootcamp. I am running 10.10. The keyboard works, the display works but is grainy, and the cd drive works. The backlight on my keyboard, the usb inputs, internet, and right click doesn't work.

That's fine, but you're not answering our question.... which Mac do you have, model and year? The reason this is important is that a late model Mac (from 2011 to the present) can not run Vista. Why? Because Apple has no drivers for Vista or XP for those model Macs. You need to obtain Windows drivers from Apple. A Mac from 2011 to the present can run Windows 7, 8, and 8.1.

I have a macbook pro no retina 2012. I guess there is no drivers then. Thats sad.

MacDaddySlim said:

I have a macbook pro no retina 2012. I guess there is no drivers then. Thats sad.

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Your machine can only run Windows 7, 8, or 8.1. And that means using Boot Camp to obtain the latest Apple drivers for your hardware. Don't feel bad, the new Apple Mac Pro can only run Windows 8 or 8.1. That's called progress.

chscag said:

Your machine can only run Windows 7, 8, or 8.1. And that means using Boot Camp to obtain the latest Apple drivers for your hardware. Don't feel bad, the new Apple Mac Pro can only run Windows 8 or 8.1. That's called progress.

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But there is a windows game I want to play. Guess I can't, because it only runs on xp or vista. Time to buy a cheap computer to run it.

MacDaddySlim said:

But there is a windows game I want to play. Guess I can't, because it only runs on xp or vista. Time to buy a cheap computer to run it.

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Actually, sometimes that's the smart thing to do. It's too bad you need to spend more bucks, but if you really like that game, that's the way to go. Of course if you have lots of dollars to spare, you could buy a new Dell Alienware to run your game.

Lamo. Actually that was one of my picks when I was getting my laptop a macbook and an alienware. I love my mac though. I would love an alienware though. Anyone want to donate? LOL!