Remote disc to install apps in Windows. Possible?

[deputylove8]

Yo fellow dudes and dudettes of the Fellowship of the MBAs!!!:D

I gotta sticky situation down here. Hmm, can I use remote disc to install windows based apps while running the windows operating system on my Mac?

I wanna install this software called Ulead Video Studio. Can I use remote disc then?

[okatidubi]

Oh look! Someone from my own country!

Anyway, I'm no macbook air owner but looking at the article's title, I think it might be possible. Take a look here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1777?viewlocale=en_US

[Carrot007]

I have no idea, but as long as the disk is not used for copy protection then you can probably just make a windows share and install from that in windows. (over the network)

And I'm sure Ulead Video Studio does not use and disk protection.

[Alan Taylor]

I know this is only a *minor* hassle - but it's things like this that make me glad for disk images on OS X!

[AlanShutko]

Yo fellow dudes and dudettes of the Fellowship of the MBAs!!!:D

I gotta sticky situation down here. Hmm, can I use remote disc to install windows based apps while running the windows operating system on my Mac?

I wanna install this software called Ulead Video Studio. Can I use remote disc then?

If you're installing in Parallels or VMWare, it might work. However, it won't work if you're using Bootcamp and booting directly into Windows.

[deputylove8]

Thanks a lot dudes and dudettes! Your advice really helps! :)

:D:eek::rolleyes:

Yeahness!

[deputylove8]

Oh look! Someone from my own country!

Anyway, I'm no macbook air owner but looking at the article's title, I think it might be possible. Take a look here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1777?viewlocale=en_US

hahaha!! A fellow Singaporean! Hehehe.Yeahness! Thanks for the link bro! Gonna read it up.

I've just read it! 5 Stars bro! Thanks a lot! It really is helpful!