Installed SSD, Downloaded Windows 7 - Sound doesn't work, graphic card not supported!

[StatedFailure]

Hi,

I am not very knowledgeable with computer customizing so I need insight.

Basically, I wanted to play pc games on my macbook pro.
I decided to purchase SSD hard drive and use already purchased windows 7 cd.

I followed procedure of installing the SSD drive (Samsung brand) on to the macbook and simply installed the windows 7 cd.

Afterward, I realized that my macbook lost all the macbook functions: keys on F1~F12 (which was expected).
Moreover, I couldn't hear the sound and headphone plug hole had red light on.
Graphic Card was not supported so I couldn't play the games...

Overall, I have no idea why... I have followed the procedure in the net such as installing realtek hd audio program (still no sound).

Can someone help me what I have done wrong and what I should have done in order to resolve the problem that I am facing!?!

 

[jenzjen]

Did you also install the windows support software (typically 2nd checkbox on boot camp assistant), or odd you install windows outside do boot camp?

 

[StatedFailure]

Did you also install the windows support software (typically 2nd checkbox on boot camp assistant), or odd you install windows outside do boot camp?

I just learned that from my friend so I gave a try.

So I checked the second option and used the USB to download.

However, I realized that my Windows 7 is 32bit and it doesn't support = can't launch the .exe file.

I don't know what to do from here...

 

[heisenberg123]

I just learned that from my friend so I gave a try.

So I checked the second option and used the USB to download.

However, I realized that my Windows 7 is 32bit and it doesn't support = can't launch the .exe file.

I don't know what to do from here...

when you buy windows it should include both 32 and 64 bit

well any copy of windows I ever purchased has

 

[jenzjen]

I just learned that from my friend so I gave a try.

So I checked the second option and used the USB to download.

However, I realized that my Windows 7 is 32bit and it doesn't support = can't launch the .exe file.

I don't know what to do from here...

Download a x64 ISO here only if you key can activate x64 or x86, I'm unsure what Microsoft would do when you try to activate

http://techverse.net/download-windows-7-iso-x86-x64-microsofts-official-servers/