I have searched everywhere I can find but still no solutions.
I have a Macbook running Snow Leopard and have used my Snow Leopard disk to install bootcamp and have Windows 7 up and running.
However, the sound does not work at all and I cannot right click. Some forums suggest things such as downloading Real Tek driver for the sound. I have deleted the Windows driver and installed the real Tek one (high def audio device) 3 times with no success. I have also tried the right click techniques such as 2 fingers on the trackpad and clicking the button, and Fn click and Ctrl click, but still no success.
I did read somewhere that there may be a different version of bootcamp that I should have installed. Is this correct? If so do I have to reinstall everything on the windows side?
Assistance would be really appreciated as I have spend many hours trying to fix.
David
I have a Macbook running Snow Leopard and have used my Snow Leopard disk to install bootcamp and have Windows 7 up and running.
However, the sound does not work at all and I cannot right click. Some forums suggest things such as downloading Real Tek driver for the sound. I have deleted the Windows driver and installed the real Tek one (high def audio device) 3 times with no success. I have also tried the right click techniques such as 2 fingers on the trackpad and clicking the button, and Fn click and Ctrl click, but still no success.
I did read somewhere that there may be a different version of bootcamp that I should have installed. Is this correct? If so do I have to reinstall everything on the windows side?
Assistance would be really appreciated as I have spend many hours trying to fix.
David