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b1055

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Jul 25, 2010
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The Windows partition on my macbook cannot find my hardware to find the network. I installed the drivers from the Leopard disc already. Any ideas? Thanks
 
are you running leopard on ur mac side? if so, reinstall the network drivers (selecting it from within the leopard disk) then restart that should fix the issue
 
however if you are running snow leopard on your mac side then you need the snow leopard disk,

Leopard (10.5)
Snow Leopard (10.6)
 
however if you are running snow leopard on your mac side then you need the snow leopard disk,

Leopard (10.5)
Snow Leopard (10.6)

Yea sorry thats what i meant. I run Snow Leopard and i installed the drivers from the snow leopard disc and still no network connection because it cannot find any hardware
 
Hmm, try finding the network drivers on the disk itself, and install in and then restart that should do the trick :)
 
Hmm, try finding the network drivers on the disk itself, and install in and then restart that should do the trick :)

not working because it says the driver failed to start.....frustration:mad:
 
do you have a wired connection somewhere were you can plug into? perhaps when you plug in it will recognise the ethernet port and fix the issue
 
do you have a wired connection somewhere were you can plug into? perhaps when you plug in it will recognise the ethernet port and fix the issue

i tried this as well and it didnt work, its as if the drivers werent installed but they are
 
Hmm try reinstalling bootcamp assisstant on the windows side from the snow leopard disk

let me know how that goes.
 
try reinstalling windows, mac sure ur mac is update to date, and put the snow leopard cd in right after you finish the install
 
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