Airport with Bootcamp

Im using a MacBook intel core Duo with boot camp.
Do I need the airport that runs for both PC and Mac if I want to use the internet while running Windows through Boot Camp???

The CD you create when setting up Boot Camp contains the drivers for the built-in AirPort Extreme card, so you don't need to install the standalone AirPort software after the CD's contents have been installed. More information is available in this article.
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I've got a problem with the following:
the wireless card of my mac pro is very slow when i run windows on my mac pro with bootcamp
When i just run OSX everything works fine, but in windows, when I connect to the wireless my wireless speed
drops to 11-18mbs.
First I thought that it was a drivers issue, but after the update of bootcamp drivers 1.4 the problem still exist.
First I had a Topcom wireless router now I've bought a Apple Airport Extreme, but the problem isn't solved yet...
The router isn't 2 meters away from my mac.
And the wireless speed is fine when i connect with my dads windows laptop...
Does anyone has a solution? using a cable isnt a solution for me because in September I will move with my mac pro one floor down.

You might want to ask this in the Boot Camp forums. As your wireless work fine under Mac OS X it sounds to be a software issue as opposed to a hardware one which means as Windows users they'll better be able to help.

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My 13 inch Macbook connects to my airport network at 802.11n 5GHz dual bandwidth using OSX but only 802.11g works when using bootcamp and windows. My 802.11n network shows-up on windows as an available network and I can type in my network password but it won't make the connection. Is 802.11n automatically active with bootcamp? I am able to connect at 802.11n speeds to my network using my work's Window laptop and a Linksys 802.11n usb card so I know it works.

Boot Camp forum.
https://discussions.apple.com/community/windows_software/boot_camp

Cannot use Airport with my Windows partition

I have an Airport that I use with my iMac and never had problems.
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My wireless network appears in the window among others, but when I choose it, I cannot connect. And the Airport utility also cannot detect my wireless network.
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Kindle works just fine on my AirPort Extreme.
You do not have an apostrophe or other type of thing like this in the name of your wireless network, do you?
Is the name of your wireless network a single word or phrase comprised of letters and/or numbers with no spaces?

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Is it posable to use the internal airport in my iMac to connect to a wireless network while im using windows with bootcamp?
Is there some driver you have to install or something?

Hi Alias_Neo,
Is it posable to use the internal airport in my iMac to connect to a wireless network while im using windows with bootcamp?
Yes, absolutely.
Is there some driver you have to install or something?
All The Drivers you need for BootCamp Windows are provided by Apple on the Leopard OSX DVDs.
regards
Stefan

Trying to install Win 8.1 with Bootcamp on 2013 Macbook Air

I went to the MS website today and bought a Windows 8.1 license for $119.99. (I need this software to run some windows-only stuff for work.) Then I tried downloading it to my Macbook Air for use with Bootcamp.
But what MS sold me was a Windows executable... and Bootcamp needs an ISO. So I went looking for ISO's, and downloaded it from two torrent sites. I made two attempts to get Bootcamp to work with these bootleg ISO's. In each attempt, Bootcamp burned them to my USB stick, then I downloaded the latest Bootcamp drivers partitioned the HD and started the Windows install.
The windows setup program failed, saying there was no install image on my USB stick. Maybe I need a different USB file? Or a different Win 8.1 license? If I have to go buy an external DVD drive just to install this crapware on my Mac, I'll be ******.
Can anyone give me suggestions?
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Is there anyone nearby with a 64 bit Windows machine (it will need to be 64 bit).
I had one already and downloaded the setup.exe, ran it and once downloaded it gives you the chance to make install media. In that option is a chance to create an iso file and that iso can then be used by Bootcamp to install Windows.
I'm not sure there's a way to do it with a Mac. Maybe someone else will give you a better way.

How to Install Windows 8.1 Pro with Bootcamp

I have an early 2011 MBP 15" that's running Mavericks, and I just got Windows 8.1 Pro with an install disc. I'd like to install W8 with Bootcamp, but I can't seem to find any guides on doing this, as most people have retina MBPs which have no optical drive (bad design choice, IMO), so they utilize a flash drive. How would I go about doing this properly?

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
With a disc it's much easier to install Windows 8.1 on your MacBook, because the steps are the same as for any other Windows version.
Boot Camp Assistant (in /Applications/Utilities) will guide you through the first steps. Then, follow Apple's steps to install Windows 8.1 > http://manuals.info.apple.com/MANUALS/1000/MA1636/en_US/boot_camp_install-setup_ 10.8.pdf

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HT3986 blue screen of death when windows 7 is trying to complete install on iMac late 2006 running on Lion 10.7.5 with bootcamp 4.0.4...can someone pls help and thanks

trying to install windows 7 32bit ultimate on my late 2006 iMac with bootcamp 4.0.4 running on Lion 10.7.5, but it can't complete install, the BSoD appears as soon as it tries to reboot to continue setup, last stage reached " setup preparing computer for first time use and registry change" never seen reaching setup checking video performance then BSoD kicks in followod by black screen sayinng windows did not shut down properly, tried in safe mode, with advance mode, rebooted in install disk and ran repair, says cant fix it automatically, with messge 07: Failure during setup o.s. version 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1, tried to install nvidia geforce 7600 but mac says cant or not needed, been trying everything i can for 2 days no sleep...im slowly losing it
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One person had iffy 3rd RAM.
You updated AMD graphic driver too to 11.8+ right? not just Apple's.
Plenty of free space for Windows to play with.
Do a chkdsk
Boot from Windows DVD and run memtest and also do system check
Restore points are better used, and image Windows
Rollback drivers works well, too
Some had trouble after NetFrame 4? update in Windows (but not on my 3 computers)
Apple drivers can be iffy and buggy
AppleHFS.sys has been known to be trouble. HFS allows for filenames that NTFS won't.
Paragon has HFS9.x driver that adds write support and does a better job
BC 4.x is still it seems trouble for more than a few (but obviouslly not in the 10s of thousands)

Problem with Windows installation with bootcamp (won't start up)

Hi ! I'm trying to install Windows on my Mac mini for the few programs I can't use on mac. When I restart with bootcamp installation assistant, nothing happens. The blue LED is lit, showing that the computer is on, but the screen doesn't recognize any signal and stays black. For info, it's plugged using Apple's mini DVI to VGA adapter. I don't know how to get this installation to work...

Hi Gn0m:
I do not use Bootcamp, so I cannot help you myself. However, you might get some feedback by posting in the Bootcamp forum as well as here:
http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=237
Barry

Installing Windows XP with bootcamp from usb thumb on MacBook air 11'

Hi everyone,
I have a macbook air and I'm new to macs.
I had recently installed win7 on it with bootcamp and a usb drive successfully. But, the 20g space required to install win7 was getting on my nerves (lets put it that way).
I wanted to install a windows xp copy. I erased my win7 partition. Remade a new 20g partition with bootcamp. Then I did the same steps I used to install win7 with my usb drive. But instead of copying win7 files on the drive, I copying my win xp files. Then when I booted my mac with refit and chose to boot with the usb drive (with win xp) I get the error message: non system drive error.
I do not understand what I am doing wrong, since I used the same technique that worked with win7.
Any one has a clue on how to work with this?
Thanks in advance to anyone who knows the answer.
Also if you have a macbook air and successfully installed win xp with a usb drive, I would like to know the steps you used to do it (if its not too much to ask)
I don't want to use parallels or any other virtual machine than a bootcamp copy of win xp.

I can't really assist on your issue however I can point you to the correct forum to post to. There is a forum specifically for Boot Camp, I'd recommend navigating and reposting there. The address is:
http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=23
This forum is specifically for MBA's however not too many people run Windows on them from what I can tell.
Roger

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I am trying to install Windows 7 with Bootcamp on my Macbook A1278 (OS 10.6.8) with a faulty CD drive (CDs and DVDs get stuck in it and I had to get it removed in an Apple store, so I don't want to use it anymore). I have got a licence for the product but I am only in possession of the ISO, is there any way to install it using a USB stick?
I don't have many options while launching Bootcamp, only
"Download the Windows support software for this Mac" but when I try I get a message explaining me that the download could not continue as the software is not available,
or
"I have the Mac OS X installation disc [...]" but obviously I can't use my CD drive so this is not an option. I tried it anyway and I created a Windows partition but when asked to "start the Windows installer", I can only continue by insering a CD.
I tried to use a USB stick and added the ISO on it but nothing has changed.
How can I install my copy on Windows?...

BobTheFisherman > Hem, yeah, that is stating the problem and not working toward resolving it.
Turbostar > I checked the link and it seems to be relating to the first video I have seen on the subject. I tried to install Tuxera then to work with rEFIt, but I did not get any result yet (I don't know if I am doing something wrong during the USB writing process as many different ways are explained on different websites).
So far my last try was to launch Windows 7 USB DVD Download Tool on VMware Fusion but it the only disk shown is A:\ Removable disk (not the name of my USB) and it is stated that the disk is being used by another program, even though it's not open on the Mac side.
Some websites are advising to write the copy of windows on a USB via a PC and then launch it on the Macbook, so I might try that in the next few days. I will keep you updated.
If anyone has another option I might not have think about, or an advice on how to efficiently create a bootable Windows setup USB with my Mac, please let me know!

I am trying to install windows 7 to my Macbook pro with bootcamp but every time I open bootcamp I am only able to check the first two boxes but not the third one saying "install or remove Windows 7", any solutions ?

Hi, I am trying to install Windows on my MacBook Pro with bootcamp. Every time I open bootcamp I am only able to check the first two boxes but not the third one saying "install or remove Windows 7". I did this before using the same computer and the same hard drive so I am not sure why this is happening now but did´t happen then. Any solutions ?

Was your Bootcamp info.plist manipulated to change any options?

After upgrading to mountain lion i keep getting an error message saying my startup disc is full. it shouldnt be full because there is barely anything on there and i was running windows with bootcamp prior to this with no issues

after upgrading to mountain lion i keep getting an error message saying my startup disc is full. it shouldnt be full because there is barely anything on there and i was running windows with bootcamp prior to this with no issues. my computer now freezes and programs close randomly. The usual command for opening windows with bootcamp doesnt work. once in restarted my computer after it froze and it rebooted in windows automatically. i really just want to know if there is a way to take the upgrade off my laptop because it is very annoying.

Hi Memalyn
Essentially, the bare issue is that you have a 500GB hard drive with only 10GB free. That is not sufficient to run the system properly. The two options you have are to move/remove files to another location, or to install a larger hard drive (eg 2TB). Drive space has nothing to do with SMC firmware, and usually large media files are to blame.
My first recommendation is this: download and run the free OmniDiskSweeper. This will identify the exact size of all your folders - you can drill down into the subfolders and figure out where your largest culprits are. For example, you might find that your Pictures folder contains both an iPhoto Library and copies that you've brought in from a camera but are outside the iPhoto Library structure. Or perhaps you have a lot of purchased video content in iTunes.
If you find files that you KNOW you do not need, you can delete them. Don't delete them just because you have a backup, since if the backup fails, you will lose all your copies.
Don't worry about "cleaners" for now - they don't save much space and can actually cause problems. Deal with the large file situation first and see how you get on.
Let us know what you find out, and if you manage to get your space back.
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