trying to decide between having windows installed inside the Air's SSD or do it on an external HD, SSD only has 128GB
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Can the 2013 Air handle having Windows in it?
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Well, i wish you would have thought earlier, 128SSD will NOT be enough as windows 8 will eat up 60GB itself as a standard SSD partition. A money saved somewhere goes somewhere else lol in a so called clumsy/huge (yeah the passport-size is also huge compared to an SSD chip)...
Not sure about that, i am still stuck on how to get windows 7 or 8 installed on mac? I have never done it so needs to be educated on it and on top of that i am getting corrupt windows 8 error using VMware when i try to install its setup.
Also, i think in order to install 8 you must have 7 present already and i have been hearing rants about failed drivers on 8 on this forum, so i think we should be better off having the 7 installed on air...!
Also, i think in order to install 8 you must have 7 present already and i have been hearing rants about failed drivers on 8 on this forum, so i think we should be better off having the 7 installed on air...!
I've installed windows 7 on my air using bootcamp. Original install was 26gigs. I youtubed windows 7 ssd optimization and got the entire os down to 11gb. It's running smoothly so far. I set it up last weekend.
zipur
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Works great here under VM Ware. However the more I use the MAC the less I need Windows.
RightMACatU
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Sure. I used these two vids and it worked out perfectly for me.
http://youtu.be/6LTqN9FVjm8
http://youtu.be/63DnU2T3kJk
Tell me please: how do you live with that horrible trackpad experience in windows? I mean: performance and display quality were above mountain lion, but that trackpad .... 😡
