Lost my drivers disk and need it for boot camp

[Lostatsea3]

Just installed Windows 7. Don't have the driver disk that came with my MacBook... any alternatives? I couldn't find a download on the Apple site.

[MacDawg]

As far as I know... you will need to find a disk for this installation

Woof, Woof - Dawg http://homepage.mac.com/k.j.vinson/pawprint.gif

[Lostatsea3]

Damn that's a shame. There needs to be a better solution to that...

Time to start digging through my computer desk :rolleyes:

[Infrared]

Just installed Windows 7. Don't have the driver disk that came with my MacBook... any alternatives? I couldn't find a download on the Apple site.

Ok, you might know this but ... you know ... just in case:

You don't need a driver disc, per se. What you need is your
Leopard disc. The drivers are on that.

[davidg4781]

If you can't find it, check on ebay. May have some being sold on there. I don't know about how much they'll be, and I doubt many people will be downgrading to Tiger with the announcement of Snow Leopard to be released soon, but it's worth a shot.

[idono1301]

Don't you use the drivers for vista in windows 7?

if so i believe that these are the most recent apple drivers:

Vista 32 bit:
http://support.apple.com/downloads/Boot_Camp_Update_2_1_for_Windows_Vista_32

Vista 64 bit:
http://support.apple.com/downloads/Boot_Camp_Update_2_1_for_Windows_Vista_64