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byair

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Oct 30, 2011
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Hi,

When I reinstall Win 7 64bit to MacBook Pro via Bootcamp no device drivers were found.

2010 Mid MacBook Pro
Mac OS X 10.6.8
Boot Rom: MBP71.0039.B0B
SMC: 1.62f6
No problem with Win 7 DVD

I updated EFI before reinstall, then things changed, Mac OS works good but Win 7 DVD cannot find any device drivers any more.

Can somebody give me some advice? Thanks a lot.
 
Hi,

When I reinstall Win 7 64bit to MacBook Pro via Bootcamp no device drivers were found.

2010 Mid MacBook Pro
Mac OS X 10.6.8
Boot Rom: MBP71.0039.B0B
SMC: 1.62f6
No problem with Win 7 DVD

I updated EFI before reinstall, then things changed, Mac OS works good but Win 7 DVD cannot find any device drivers any more.

Can somebody give me some advice? Thanks a lot.

Go to Mac OS X
Redownload Boot Camp drivers (v4.x)
Reinstall drivers in Windows
Problem solved
 
Go to Mac OS X
Redownload Boot Camp drivers (v4.x)
Reinstall drivers in Windows
Problem solved

It seems that Bootcamp V4.0 is for MBA& LION, moreover right now my windows had been deleted, that's why I am going to reinstall it on MBP.:(:(:(
 
It seems that Bootcamp V4.0 is for MBA& LION, moreover right now my windows had been deleted, that's why I reinstall it on MBP.:(:(:(

No, it's for all Macs. And if you want the best drivers, then get regular updates.
 
No, you cannot install Windows on Mac OS X without a VM.

I always install windows by Bootcamp Assistant Not VM and things go well.

Do you mean VM is the only way to solve the subject problem?:confused::confused::confused:
 
I always install windows by Bootcamp Assistant Not VM and things go well.

Do you mean VM is the only way to solve the subject problem?:confused::confused::confused:

1. Delete Windows partition using Boot Camp Assistant if you haven't done that yet
2. Update to Lion
3. Reinstall Windows 7 from scratch
4. Install latest drivers
5. Be free of future confusions

You will not experience errors this way.
 
1. Delete Windows partition using Boot Camp Assistant if you haven't done that yet
2. Update to Lion
3. Reinstall Windows 7 from scratch
4. Install latest drivers
5. Be free of future confusions

You will not experience errors this way.

Thanks a lot for your help, I will try later.
 
Is there any solution if I will not update Mac OS X to Lion from Snow leopard 10.6?:confused::(:confused::(
 
Go to Mac OS X
Redownload Boot Camp drivers (v4.x)
Reinstall drivers in Windows
Problem solved

Hi,

I had updated Mac OS X to Lion 10.7.2 but still found no device driver when install windows.

How to be free from this trouble?:confused::confused::confused::confused:
 
Hi,

I had updated Mac OS X to Lion 10.7.2 but still found no device driver when install windows.

How to be free from this trouble?:confused::confused::confused::confused:

You need to download them?

Did you even bother reading the instructions Apple provided to use bootcamp?

I really think this is a case of RTFM.

Once you install Windows 7 on your machine, you insert the snow leopard DVD into it, the drivers are located on the DVD and you will be able to install them from there.

For further assistance: http://www.apple.com/support/bootcamp/
 
You need to download them?

Did you even bother reading the instructions Apple provided to use bootcamp?

I really think this is a case of RTFM.

Once you install Windows 7 on your machine, you insert the snow leopard DVD into it, the drivers are located on the DVD and you will be able to install them from there.

For further assistance: http://www.apple.com/support/bootcamp/

I had downloaed Boot Camp 4.0 by Boot Camp Assistant step by step as per instruction, insert Windows DVD, restart, loading files, format one partition to NTFS, WINDOWS CANNOT BE INSTALLED TO THIS PARTITION. :(
Maybe somthing wrong with my HD.:(

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Bootcamp assistants asks you to make the Driver Disk its impossible to miss that step

I installed Windows 7 by Boot Camp successfully many times but this time I am so ftrustared after trying different ways to install Windows 7. Help.......
 
I believe in the instructions you have to 'delete' and 'format' the 'BOOTCAMP' drive to NTFS (when in the Windows Installer) and then you should be good to go.
 
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