BSOD when installing BootCamp Drivers on Windows 7 32 bits

[etiennepilon]

So I have a MacBook Pro 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, and run on 10.6.8 (Snow Leopard). I partitionned my hard drive with BootCamp (3.0.4) and installed Windows 7 32 bits (with service pack 1) on it. Everything is fine up to this point. Though when I install my apple support softwares and drivers (from my install DVD) it works and at 1 point it gives me the BSOD and I get about the following message :
"Disable BIOS shadowing and Caching".
I've tried to run Win 7 in safe mode and modify/delete some .sys files
like shown on this thread :
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1235977/
Yet, I can't get it to work and I've ran out of solution. Any help would be really appreciated. Thanks in advance!

 

[chrfr]

Try these drivers instead, they're a lot newer. http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1630

 

[etiennepilon]

Can I install BootCamp 4.0 on Snow Leopard?

 

[AnonMac50]

Can I install BootCamp 4.0 on Snow Leopard?

It has nothing to do with Snow Leopard. Boot Camp drivers are for Windows regardless of which OS X you have.

 

[etiennepilon]

Thanks a lot! I'm trying this right away!

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Last Quick Question;
Should I uninstall BootCamp 3.0 on my Mac Partition before installing 4.0 on my Windows Partition?

 

[chrfr]

Should I uninstall BootCamp 3.0 on my Mac Partition before installing 4.0 on my Windows Partition?

No, you can't uninstall it anyway.

 

[etiennepilon]

So when I unzip BootCamp 4.0, I get the same BSOD with the notification to disable BIOS shadowing and caching... I'm going to try the safe mode strategy and modify/delete AppleMTN AppleHTS...
Though, if you have any other suggestions, I would appreciate. Thanks again

 

[etiennepilon]

I haven't figure it out entirely yet but it seems it has something to do with my windows 7 version. I downloaded (legitimate version) the service pack 1 and debug... I'll repost when I solve my problem entirely

 

[etiennepilon]

Problem Solved. Compatibility problems with the Windows 7 Debug/Checked Build. Downloaded Windows 7 Professional 32 bits. Everything works fine. Thanks for help.

 

[duervo]

You'll be better off with the normal version anyway. The Debug/Checked version will be slower as it's running in debug mode. Only useful if you're doing low level development for things such as drivers.