Leopard with existing BootCamp = BSOD

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  1. Ekim Neems, Oct 30, 2007

    Ekim Neems macrumors member

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    I did a clean Leopard install but left my BootCamp partition in tact. Never booted into it, just into Leopard and installed Parallels. Works fine in Parallels but when I try to boot directly into Windows, I get BSOD.

    Do I need to update the BootCamp drivers? I thought this was automatically done. Can I use the Apple software update to update the drivers from within Parallels VM or will that not work? Thanks!
     
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  2. Consultant, Oct 31, 2007

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    I think you have to shut down (instead of sleep / hibernate) windows in Parallels to allow boot camp to work. Otherwise, google it.

    There are new BootCamp drivers on Leopard disk.
     
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