I'm trying to install windows 7 from Authentic Discs and it freezes while its completing the installation.
I'm trying to install windows 7 from Authentic Discs and it freezes while its completing the installation. i have a macbook pro 13inch early 2011 model and windows 7 hp 32 bit version and ultimate 32 and 64. does anyone have a clue to why its freezing?
plus its on the lion os
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Are you booting from the retail disc to do the installation, or running it while booted from Macintosh HD?
It should work either way, but it doesn't always work when booted from Macintosh HD. The system files are supposed to be moved into place during the restart (while the HD is unmounted) making for a long restart time which sometimes causes people to think somethings wrong and abort it. Which is a bad move.
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Hello there,
I have my Macbook Pro 13'' (mid 2012 version) updated to the latest IOS 10.7.5. But when i tried to install Windows 7 64bits with bootcamp by
following as exactly the latest bootcamp guide, during the Windows 7 installation, expanding files, it will freezes at a random% for sure, i've several times
and still encountering the same problems, is there any other way to fix this? I really need my Windows 7 installed.
Many thanks, and happy holiday for those who reads this.
Apologize for my crappy english.You may have some sort of issue with the install disc? I might try a different disc - even just try burning a new disc from the old? (I'm not sure how if that would work - don't know much about Windows installation media - but I'm sure that you could download Windows 7 from the Internet as an .iso image and burn that to disc, then use your activation key?).
BUMP!
Clinton
*been having my share of spiced-up eggnog tonight* -
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Well, shucks, i just spent almost 30 minutes trying to find your model user guide to explain it better, I guess they never got around to making it.....
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I'm trying to install Premiere Pro CC 2014 and it keeps failing. I'm at this all day!
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http://myleniumerrors.com/installation-and-licensing-problems/creative-cloud-error-codes-w ip/
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/failed-install-creative-cloud-desktop.html
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I'm trying to install Windows 7 Professional From Authentic Discs.
I'm trying to install Windows 7 Professional From Authentic Discs. I'm using BootCamp 3.0 on my Mac. I see there is a BootCamp 3.2 for Windows 64-bit, but it downloads an .exe that doesn't run on my Mac. Question - will Bootcamp 3.0 install Windows 7 Professional or do I need to upgrade to 3.2? It seems like the 3.2 download is for a Windows based machine. How do I get it so that Bootcamp on my Mac (Macbook Pro 17" 2009) recognizes and lets me install Windows 64 Pro?
Only one small thing I can think of, so let me run this by you:
You have genuine discs, but does any of these have the word "UPGRADE" block-printed on them?
If so, BCA might be balking at this alone. These discs also have a different internal label than "full packaged product" copies. As such, Apple does not endorse their use unless upgrading a live installation.
Nevertheless, you should still be able to boot from an upgrade medium as from a full product; the difference being that the upgrade will face an additional test on the Product Key to verify that it was used on a machine that had Windows already. For now, the test cares nothing about whether the upgrade was over Vista or the same/lower tier of 7, so you can install your upgrade once without a key, and then once more entering the key you received.
That said, hold the C key with the disc inserted in your SuperDrive. snd continue holding C until you get flashed by a black screen in the act of starting Windows. Let go of said key, and press on through the install. You may also need the Mac boot menu, accessible with the Option key at startup, to get back to Windows after rebooting each of 3 times.
When Windows asks for the Product Key, don't enter it yet. Also, do not allow Windows to activate online automatically. Do nothing but set up your user account(s) at this time.
Run Setup once more, this time from within the installed Windows, and choose to upgrade. It'll take quite a bit longer, but on this run, you can enter your key. Set up the Boot Camp software next; and finally, complete activation.
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HT201456 I have tried to install Windows 8.1 64 on my new Mac Book Pro from a full install disc.
I have tried to install Windows 8.1 64 on my new Mac Book Pro from a full install disc. When I get the the choice of partitions to install Windows 8.1 on the Windows installer says that the Bootcamp partition is not valid.
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2. Insert a USB2 Flash drive. This will be used to hold the BC drivers.
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I'm trying to install Windows 8 via Boot Camp, but the download from Microsoft is a .exe file so when I go to create the bootable USB drive, it fails. I've read some of the other threads about this topic, but I want to know if there is any way to convert to .iso without having to find someone's Windows computer to borrow. Can anyone help?
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How do I install windows from USB on Macbook pro 3,1 ?
My Superdrive is far from super anymore, So I managed to make an extern drive with both Snow Leopard Partition, Lion Partition (Since I thought Boot Camp 4,1 would bypass my problem), and Time Machine partition, Since I got 1. USB drive that works.
- My general issue is that Boot camp Refuse to see the USB drive - (Many "how to"´s though show how they install windows perfectly through the USB port, but they use airbooks!, and somehow the Macbook will not ?)
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Point: So the original system could see the Snow Leopard installation USB disk, but boot camp cannot find the USB drive ?????????
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Point: Nothing is wrong with the windows software, and windows runs fine.
I then downloaded the Windows DVD / USB Tool, reformatted a USB drive as Master Boot Partition, MS-Dos Fat partition, then after lots of struggling got Vmware, windows to recognise the USB drive. And installed the windows software on the USB drive, as all the walkthroughs recommend.
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Well trying to install Windows Ultimate 64 Bit, which worked great in vmware, because that program installed from the .ISO file that I had on the desktop, but trying with Boot Camp did not get anywhere, what kind of **** program is this boot camp anyway!?, but then I try the new USB disk with windows made from windows, thorugh rEFIt, it sees the disk and then starts and then I get this ERROR:
rEFIt - Booting Legacy OS
Starting legacy loader
Using load option ´USB´
Error: Not found returned from legacy loader
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(x 9 times)
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The firmware refused to boot from the selected volume. Note that external hard drives are not well-supported by Apple´s firmware for legacy OS booting
(Hey Apple please send out a updated firmware that fix this issue?!)
So how do I do it ? - or is the only option to fix the partition running the system from the extern disk. Format the whole drive in 2 from the "bottom" and install windows and then afterwards install Mac on the other partition ? Or just run windows on the mac and forget about mac software ? What a stupid solution...There are strings in the pliist file to add other Macs so that you can use some USB-DVD drives.
This is 5 page thread, so a little more 'meat' to it:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3410900?start=60&tstart=0
And on PC booting Windows from a USB DVD to do the install is usually a piece of cake, sometimes you just need to specify that USB in the BIOS boot order and sometimes select via F12 (or another Fkey) and that is it.
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