FINALLY I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit thanks to Bootcamp

Got it running SLICK AS SNOT! Recording like a pro in Windows 7 ON A MAC. Been a diehard PPC user for so long... this amazes me.
1 more question... is there a better Video Driver than STANDARD VGA ADAPTER - even the screensavers won't run (other than slideshow)... My Samsung 24" HD Monitor runs fine @ 1920 X 1080 and Windows 7 looks beautiful but shouldn't the 4000 chipset in the mini be supported as it shows I have no Directx support ?
Course I'm going back to Mountain Lion after I'm through playin' around with WinBlows Ultimate 7-64 'cause I'm a Mac kinda guy

I checked the box and they all downloaded to my 16-gig USB stick - funny thing is I didn't have Internet when Win 7 booted up so I looked at Device Manager and it showed issues with my Network adapter - looked on the install stick in the drivers folder and found an .EXE file for it - ran it and it installed the drivers for my network adaptor but had to do it Manually?  I'll check for Video Drivers - for some reason it didn't install drivers automatically???  Thanks for the link Bud... You and others here are my tech support!  Wonder why stuff didn't install automatically?  I still show other issues in Device Manager but I'll run the .EXE files as needed.  Thanks again - I always said Mac Users were the most civilized of all computer users

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