A AxelMonkey macrumors regular Original poster Jul 6, 2010 #1 just wondering if this is possible to install on my mac. specs of mac or in sig.
A AxelMonkey macrumors regular Original poster Jul 7, 2010 #3 ok I got windows 7 Ultimate ISO on a CD. how do I get my mac to read it as an install disc, cause I cant seem to get it pick up that its windows 7.
ok I got windows 7 Ultimate ISO on a CD. how do I get my mac to read it as an install disc, cause I cant seem to get it pick up that its windows 7.
Darth.Titan macrumors 68030 Jul 7, 2010 #4 If you just put the iso file on a CD and burn it, you just have an iso file on a CD. The computer can't boot from that. You need to use Disk Utility to burn the file as a proper install disc, and I believe a DVD is necessary. (In case you don't know how...)
If you just put the iso file on a CD and burn it, you just have an iso file on a CD. The computer can't boot from that. You need to use Disk Utility to burn the file as a proper install disc, and I believe a DVD is necessary. (In case you don't know how...)
A AxelMonkey macrumors regular Original poster Jul 7, 2010 #5 I have it on a DVD+R so thats that, but it still aint reading it I even copied the files to my mac. i dont know what to do 🙁
I have it on a DVD+R so thats that, but it still aint reading it I even copied the files to my mac. i dont know what to do 🙁
balamw Moderator emeritus Jul 7, 2010 #6 I replied in one of the other threads you posted in. Posted a Youtube link on how to burn an ISO to disc which complements Darth.Titan's link. Can you post a screen shot of what the DVD+R contents look like when mounted under OS X? B
I replied in one of the other threads you posted in. Posted a Youtube link on how to burn an ISO to disc which complements Darth.Titan's link. Can you post a screen shot of what the DVD+R contents look like when mounted under OS X? B