M microsoft macrumors newbie Original poster Dec 15, 2009 #1 Hi Please coould you advise how I can go about installing Windows 7 on a Mac that has 10.4 installed. PS, I don't have the origional CD's that came with the laptop. Thanks
Hi Please coould you advise how I can go about installing Windows 7 on a Mac that has 10.4 installed. PS, I don't have the origional CD's that came with the laptop. Thanks
Tumbleweed666 macrumors 68000 Dec 15, 2009 #2 microsoft said: Hi Please coould you advise how I can go about installing Windows 7 on a Mac that has 10.4 installed. PS, I don't have the origional CD's that came with the laptop. Thanks Click to expand... You'll have to be much more specific. Do you mean replace OSX entirely? Or dual boot it? Or one of the many VM solutions? And what exact model is the Mac?
microsoft said: Hi Please coould you advise how I can go about installing Windows 7 on a Mac that has 10.4 installed. PS, I don't have the origional CD's that came with the laptop. Thanks Click to expand... You'll have to be much more specific. Do you mean replace OSX entirely? Or dual boot it? Or one of the many VM solutions? And what exact model is the Mac?
M microsoft macrumors newbie Original poster Dec 15, 2009 #3 Hi I plan on only using the Windows 7 os. I am using a Apple iBook G4
GroundLoop macrumors 68000 Dec 15, 2009 #4 microsoft said: Hi I plan on only using the Windows 7 os. I am using a Apple iBook G4 Click to expand... You can't as Windows 7 will not run on a PowerPC (G4) processor. Hickman
microsoft said: Hi I plan on only using the Windows 7 os. I am using a Apple iBook G4 Click to expand... You can't as Windows 7 will not run on a PowerPC (G4) processor. Hickman
M microsoft macrumors newbie Original poster Dec 15, 2009 #5 Can I use any Microsoft os on this laptop?
AdeFowler macrumors 68020 Dec 15, 2009 #7 microsoft said: Can I use any Microsoft os on this laptop? Click to expand... Only via Bootcamp or Parallels/Fusion.
microsoft said: Can I use any Microsoft os on this laptop? Click to expand... Only via Bootcamp or Parallels/Fusion.
miles01110 macrumors Core Dec 15, 2009 #8 Southernboy said: Only via Bootcamp or Parallels/Fusion. Click to expand... Not on the iBook's PowerPC processor, you can't.
Southernboy said: Only via Bootcamp or Parallels/Fusion. Click to expand... Not on the iBook's PowerPC processor, you can't.
AdeFowler macrumors 68020 Dec 15, 2009 #9 miles01110 said: Not on the iBook's PowerPC processor, you can't. Click to expand... Whoops 😱 Virtual PC it is then. To be honest, the OP's username gave me the impression he was trolling so I didn't read very carefully.
miles01110 said: Not on the iBook's PowerPC processor, you can't. Click to expand... Whoops 😱 Virtual PC it is then. To be honest, the OP's username gave me the impression he was trolling so I didn't read very carefully.