Hello everyone,
I spent all day trying to figure it out this problem but no luck. So maybe someone can help me here.
I installed 32 bit Windows 7 via boot camp on my intel based unibody macbook pro. Then installed daemon tools to open some images I have (iso, bin). And then the problem occured. Images opens, but I can't run any setup.exe files, they are but like not fully functional. So I started to find some solutions and found that is caused by boot prioritation. Walla I was so happy, thought my problems will go away. But it was just worst. First of all I couldnt find any F1 - F12 function keys to enter bios setup like in my old windows based pc. So started to look for problem. And I found that macs dont have such kind of bios, they made on some kind of other platform ( can't remeber the name).
So my question will be is there a way to change boot priority on windows using a mac pc or just how to open inages like iso or bin?
Thank you for your patience and hoping to hear from you good ideas.
I spent all day trying to figure it out this problem but no luck. So maybe someone can help me here.
I installed 32 bit Windows 7 via boot camp on my intel based unibody macbook pro. Then installed daemon tools to open some images I have (iso, bin). And then the problem occured. Images opens, but I can't run any setup.exe files, they are but like not fully functional. So I started to find some solutions and found that is caused by boot prioritation. Walla I was so happy, thought my problems will go away. But it was just worst. First of all I couldnt find any F1 - F12 function keys to enter bios setup like in my old windows based pc. So started to look for problem. And I found that macs dont have such kind of bios, they made on some kind of other platform ( can't remeber the name).
So my question will be is there a way to change boot priority on windows using a mac pc or just how to open inages like iso or bin?
Thank you for your patience and hoping to hear from you good ideas.