M mpsruo macrumors member Original poster Apr 15, 2008 89 0 Apr 15, 2010 #1 Hello All, Does the disc that comes with a 2010 mbp i5 have windows 7 drivers? if so, what about 64-bit? One last question, what format should I partition the windows sector? Thanks for any advice. Cheers
Hello All, Does the disc that comes with a 2010 mbp i5 have windows 7 drivers? if so, what about 64-bit? One last question, what format should I partition the windows sector? Thanks for any advice. Cheers
Gorilla Power macrumors 6502 Mar 19, 2010 478 0 Apr 15, 2010 #2 I'd like to know about these too. Thanks.
S SonicEarth macrumors member Apr 15, 2010 41 0 Apr 15, 2010 #3 Yes it does. I am running 64-bit Windows 7 on the new 15" i5, and it runs beautifully. Also, you'll want to partition BOOTCAMP partition as NTFS once you insert the Windows install disc.
Yes it does. I am running 64-bit Windows 7 on the new 15" i5, and it runs beautifully. Also, you'll want to partition BOOTCAMP partition as NTFS once you insert the Windows install disc.
R riotgear macrumors member Apr 14, 2010 69 0 Apr 15, 2010 #4 Yes it does include the drivers. I installed win 7 64 bit + drivers last night without a hitch.
E Eddyisgreat macrumors 601 Oct 24, 2007 4,851 2 Apr 15, 2010 #5 Just make sure you run the software update ASAP to get the latest stuff, though in some cases it might break your stuff (cough bluetooth cough). Well actually scratch that. Run Windows update, then configure your anti virus, then your firewall, then Apple software update
Just make sure you run the software update ASAP to get the latest stuff, though in some cases it might break your stuff (cough bluetooth cough). Well actually scratch that. Run Windows update, then configure your anti virus, then your firewall, then Apple software update