BootCamp - Win7 x64 Ult - No drivers found

Hi all,
i want to install Windows 7 64bit on my new MacBook Pro i7 and i used BootCamp.
BootCamp make succesfully a Driver-USB-Stick and i have a original Win7-64bit-Ultimate-DVD SP2.
Windows 7 Setups boots and its ok, then set language and contiune.
Then comes a error, no disk-drivers found to find a harddisk.
I search all contents of the BootCamp-Driver-Stick, but there is NO driver to found any harddisk or partition.
I boot up my MAC and the harddisk utility found the new parttion for MS-WIN7.
Please help me to find the right correct driver to install Win7 in BootCamp!
Thx
Gerd

Hi,
sry, i mean WIN7 x64 Ultimate SP1.
On setup procedure, Win7 Setup founds normaly my harddisks with partitions.
This field is empty and a error popup comes, i must insert correct driver disk to find harddisks.
WHERE are the drivers to find any harddisks???
In my MBP is only one drive, BootCamp make correct format for Win7, but the Win7-Installer cant find andy harddrive. The setup means i must insert a driver-disk.

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I've read many posts from people who had the same problem I encountered: the Apple aluminum keyboard does not work with the IOGear KVM on a Mac under bootcamp. Everything works perfectly on all other PCs, and everything works perfectly on the mac with bootcamp/win7 using any keyboard other than the apple aluminum keyboard.
The symptoms are that the mac/bootcamp/win7/ combination simply does not seem to recognize the apple aluminum keyboard: the caps lock light does not work and typing seems to do nothing -- although the keyboard still works to toggle the KVM between systems. With some hardware combinations, the keyboard may be temporarlily recognized after a cold start, but the problem always returns with switching between systems. I first noticed this behavior with Win7 and the bootcamp upgrades (in my case, 3.2). In my case the problem occurs with a wired aluminum keyboard, but I think a wireless keyboard would exactly the same.
I have found what I believe is the root cause and the solution.
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The cause
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The cause is a failure to properly detect the type of machine attached to a KVM port: by default, the KVM auto-detects which kind of machine is attached to each port and auto-switches that port to PC mode, Sun mode, or Mac mode. Usually this works fine, but something in the latest OSX/bootcamp/win7 drivers causes the Mac to appear to the KVM as a PC, so the KVM attempts to present the apple keyboard as if it were a PC keyboard.
I'm guessing that this whole issue might be associated with the new ability for bootcamp to let you switch the behavior of the top row of function keys between apple behavior and PC behavior -- which obviously introduces an emulation layer -- but I could be wrong. If there is anybody who has this same problem without bootcamp installed then it could be a more generic driver issue. Fortunately that doesn't matter, because the solution is the same in either case.
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The Solution
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All these IOGear autoswitching KVMs share the same logic, so this method should work for all. The manual for one of the simpler models of IOGear KVM is available at www.iogear.com/support/manual/GCS634U.pdf
The first thing to know is that the manual is incorrect in its description of how to use the numeric keypad to enter hot-key-mode (HKM): the manual says to hold down the "clear" key for 2 seconds, then add the "-" key for one second, then release the minus key and the clear key in quick succession. Unfortunately, this technique rarely works: one second is much too long to hold down the minus key. Instead, hold down the "clear" key for a few seconds, then just tap the "minus" key as quickly as you can, and then release the "clear key." You will see the LED flash on the capslock key, and you are now in HKM mode and can change settings on the KVM. To fix your problem you simply need to execute (HKM) (F2) on the proper port as described below.
First switch your KVM so it shows the screen of the Mac where you are having keyboard recognition problems: the correct port will now be "active" on the KVM. Put the KVM into hotkey mode and press F2 -- this will override the default autodetect setting for this port, and will set it directly to Macintosh mode. Your keyboard will immediately be recogized (and the capslock light will work!). The KVM will remember this until you change it or reset it to its factory configuration.
If you need to troubleshoot you can use another hotkey combination to print out the current settings of the KVM: open a text editor and position the cursor inside it for typing, then execute (HKM)(F4) -- the KVM will "type" its current settings. Here are mine on a 2-port KVM immediately after setting my Mac Mini port
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
hotkey:
(num lock)+(-) and (ctrl),(ctrl)
os setting:
port1 pc
port2 mac
kb:
port1 english
port2 english
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
It took me two whole days to research and test and resolve this problem, and I've read many other posts from people who couldn't find a solution & went out and bought new keyboards or different types of KVMs. I hope this posting can help somebody else avoid that difficulty.
Good luck!
-- Craig

I've read many posts from people who had the same problem I encountered: t
Perhaps then you should respond to those posts instead of posting a one-off solution here that they may not see...

MBA Mid 2012 - Bootcamp Win7: Headset Mic not recognised in Win7

Hi,
I have a MBA 13" (only had it about a week...). I put bootcamp on and Win 7 x64 ultimate. All is working really well except when I plug my headset in, Win 7 only recognised the headphones.
I have tried this in OSX and the mic work, its an Iphone compatible headset, so not only does the mic work but the volume buttons on headset work also. However, when I plug this in when in Win 7, no external Mic is detected.
Any ideas? I've tried reinstalling the Bootcamp audio drivers, no change. Unable to locate any online either...Cirrus Logic CS4206b (AB 86).
I have seen a few of these posts online, but from about 2 years ago... has this been fixed yet?
Thanks

Hi,
Thanks for your reply. The issue is with Windows, but it appears to be due to OSx drivers from bootcamp, that does not detect both input and output from the headphone jack. There are no drivers required, I have used this headset on various other Win7 x64 machines.
As above, it works fine in OSx, it is just that bootcamp drivers for the soundcard do not include that the hardware on my MBA allows both input and output from the same jack. Ms dont supply drivers for Bootcamp.
Thanks.

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I have been trying to get an eSata card to work with my 2009 Mac Pro and its been nothing short of nerve racking.
I tired the Rocket 622 but that would not recognize PM (port multiplier) cases or boot to Windows 7. Highpoint assured me that they would upgrade the drivers but I can't wait. NewEgg has a 30 return policy. So I did some research and it looked like the RR2314 would work. I returned the 622 and ordered the 2314.
Out of the box it Kernel Panicked allot. I installed the drivers from the website and it stabilized in 10.6.2. All seemed good, until I tried to boot into Windows 7.
I hold option when booting, select Win7 partition (internal drive not on esata!), screen goes black, and nothing.
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1. I updated using my aunts computer which I had because I was cleaning it up. It happened to have a PCIe slot. I updated the drivers and disabled all the fancy boot options but that did not work.
2.I do not recall a boot screen from the card. Weird. The computer booted normally while the card was installed. (To WinXP)
3. My original partitioning was: Apple Provided 650GB HD split to 500GM jHFS+ and 150GB NTFS. Windows XP CD would not boot while the card was installed. I didn't bother trying the Win7 CD. I have had absolutely NO problems with bootcamp when there is no eSATA card installed. The installs must be ok. I have installed XP, Vista, and later Win7 on this Mac Pro. All worked flawlessly this past year. I have booted many times into Win7 prior to installing the card. I did consider something funky with the boot sectors. I moved all my data off one of my 1.5TB internal volumes, reformatted, moved my OSX boot volume there via CCC, partitioned and formatted the 650GB internal as NTFS and gave Win7 the entire drive.
Something else is amiss here. I have checked the computer up and down and I seriously doubt there is an issue with the computer. I ended up sending the RR2314 back. My time for RMA was running out. I am thinking about getting the RR eSATA as that runs EFI and should (theoretically) be ignored by Win7 at boot. The only problem I have is that I am out $70 so far with restocking fees and shipping back to newegg. I am abit hesitant to order the RR eSATA because of this. It will cost me another $30 if it doesn't work. And there is no guarantee that it will be supported come 10.7.
Thank you for taking the time to help me. I really appreciate it. You gave me quite a few avenues to try when I though I had run out of ideas. The one thing I didn't try and I regret not finding this out till after I sent the card back was that the RR2314 and RReSATA both share the same chipset. There is a possibility that the RR2314 could be flashed with the RReSATA EFI. Again I didn't try this as I just found out last night after I returned the card.
I will keep this thread open in case I decide to try the RReSATA card. If I can help someone else and possibly save them money it would have made this nightmare worth it.
For anyone out there that does not need bootcamp support the Sii3132 card that comes with the TR4M
http://bit.ly/6k4jIg works beautifully with the Sonnet drivers found here http://bit.ly/3A8jJK
The drivers show you all the drives in the case but do not provide any type of RAID. For a cheap solution that works this is it. If however you try to boot into another OS it will not work. Also you will not have boot support to OSX from a drive connected to the eSATA. You will also not have access to your data if you need to boot from the OSX install DVD. (Unless you hack the DVD, which is not all that hard. Or install 10.6 to a USB drive and install the drivers to that.)

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HELP - PS CS6x64 Liquify Crash Win7 x64
current version installed: Photoshop_CS6_13_0_1_3_upd
current version when viewing About: 13.0.1
Liquify tool works, but crashes after closing Liquify window. A simple 5x5in 72 DPI file will cause it to crash.
nVidia GTX 680 current drivers.
Deleting Prefs did not help.
Step 1. Hold down the Alt + Ctrl + Shift keys as you click on the icon to open ps. When asked if you want to delete the settings file, say yes.
Step 2. Reset the preferences as above.
Step 3. Close ps and let the file regenerate.
Message was edited by: sadicus

We have seen similar problems in house. We found the 335.23 and 334.89 drivers can cause crashing or hanging on Liquify exit. But the 332.21 driver seems to work without problems. The 332.21 driver is available from the NVidia website.
We are working with NVidia to resolve this.

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