INSTALL UBUNTU 12.10 WITH BOOT CAMP

Hi i have tried to install Ubuntu on mac with dual boot using rEFIt but after installing i tried to boot up ubuntu and it says that miss operating system so im gong to try installing ubuntu using Boot Camp... but i dont know how to do .... can someone help please ?

You insert the ubuntu DVD or cd and then you follow the steps that bootcamp tells you and just ignore that it says windows then let the mac restart and boot into ubuntu and then select bootcamp when you install ubuntu

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I'm trying to install windows 8.1 with boot camp and this is the message I keep getting. I've tried several times and every time I get this. I have a 2015 MacBook Pro. I've tried installing from a usb with ISO and also from a oem windows dvd. Any help would be appreciated.

Excellent.
Windows installation has four or five reboots, and the Apple BootManager tracks such reboots via the Mac NVRAM, otherwise the next reboot will cause OS X to boot rather than Windows. It is also used to set up some variables used to pass information to the CSM-BIOS layer. If an installation has failed, the variables do not reflect the current and clean state of the machine. A NVRAM reset will re-initialize these variables for the next attempt.

Install Windows 8.1 with Boot Camp

Greetings you all,
I've been trying to install WIndows 8(.1) on my MacBook Pro early 2011, but without any success. I downloaded the .ISO of Windows, stored it on my external HDD, downloaded the software via Boot Camp to host Windows (I'm sorry I'm french so I'll have to translate everything) and put it on another external HDD, and when I plug them to my Mac and start the installation of Windows, it doesn't detect the USB.
What should I do? If possible, avoiding any installation of the disk image on a DVD.
Thanks.

Hello Mickaelpopo,
Thank you for the question. It sounds like you are trying to install Windows 8.1 using Boot Camp 5 on your MacBook Pro. Currently, Windows 8.1 is not a supported version of Windows for Boot Camp:
Which versions of Windows work with Boot Camp 5?
You can use:
Microsoft Windows 8.0 (64-bit)
Microsoft Windows 8.0 Pro (64-bit)
Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)
Microsoft Windows 7 Professional (64-bit)
Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate (64-bit)
Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Enterprise versions of Windows 7 and Windows 8 are not supported.
Windows 8.1 is not supported with Boot Camp 5.
You can find more information here:
Boot Camp 5: Frequently asked questions
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5639
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Best,
Sheila M.

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I just need to know the steps involved and how this works. First I purchase and install Parallels. Then I run it and somehow tell it to use my Boot Camp partition for the VM, right? In this way, I'm assuming I don't actually have to install Windows 7 again or make another partition, right? Once I get the VM installed, then I can either boot to Windows 7 from startup OR boot from within Mac OS using Parallels and it would be the same?
If I can do it this way, can anyone point me to step-by-step instructions on how to choose the right settings in Parallels? I have found instructions for installing Windows 7 using Boot Camp and Parallels separately, but not how to use the Boot Camp install for the VM in Parallels.

Wow, it was much easier than I thought it would be! Downloaded the trial of Parallels. Installed it and pointed it to my Boot Camp partition with Windows 7 installed on it. And minutes later, I'm up and running with Windows 7 in Parallels. Sound didn't work at first, but after I did a Windows Update, it installed the correct driver and now everything is working great. I can't believe how smooth this thing runs within Leopard. I allocated 1GB of RAM for WIndows 7 and it's seems fine so far, but I really haven't run any resource-intensive apps yet.

Need to Re-install Windows on Mac with boot camp

I purchased a Mac Pro from someone about 6 months ago that already had a 2nd drive with Boot Camp and Windows XP Pro running on it. Today for the first time when I booted into Windows, I got an error message saying that I "may be a victim of software counterfiting" and that my version of Windows is not an authorized version in my region.
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So my question is, how do I uninstall the bad version of Windows and re-install the version off the CD? I know I will lose my files and programs but everything is backed up and I will reinstall everything when I get back up and running.
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Updates are usually done while boot in the OS you want to 'upgrade' while custom is only done booted from other media.
With a Mac Pro you could easily install in many different ways than if you only had a laptop or imac.
But you can't "pick yourself up by your own bootstraps."
I don't even like upgrade of SL while booted in Mac OS.
If it was my Mac I'd install Windows 7 and make better use of your hardware and the performance afforded.

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Windows could not update the computer's boot configuration. Installation cannot proceed.
Googling around for a solution I found several references to UEFI problems, along with a couple different procedures that were claimed to work. Unfortunately, these procedures were pretty lengthy and require several third party tools -- and I'm not positive they're even applicable because none of them dealt with the newest model of MacBook Pro.
So, can anyone out there point me towards a procedure that's known to work with the new models?
Thanks.

OK... Finally solved the problem during my winter break... took almost 1.5 months Actually we users are creating the problem... Bootcamp is OK... our late 2013 Mac is OK... but Apple is't as it's not giving us the solution Now let me clear concisely what actually occurs behind the problem.
When you open bootcamp to install Windows, you get a popup window. Then you click continue... then you choose the options among the three which suits to your intention. Then if you chose to create a installation disk or/and download the Windows Support Software, bootcamp does so. Then the nextPROBLEMETIC STEP comes! Yes! you got it! This step creates the actual problem: Partitioning the hard disk for installing Windows. Before bootcamp starts partitioning, a simple POPUP WINDOW will inform you whether you will get the f*cking "Windows could not update the computer's boot configuration. Installation cannot proceed" message or not during your windows installation! Andddd... the popup window is here:
Soooo... super duper simple fact: if you don't get this popup window, you're going to get that error. Because this HELPER TOOL will simulate proper environment for installing Windows in your Mac
Now be sure:
1. You just have one partion in your Hard Disk before partitioning it into two for installing Windows
2. This PARTITIONING SHOULD ONLY BE DONE BY BOOTCAMP if you want your Windows in EFI mode. The way jarvil told us is for BIOS mode. I'm not going to explain here what is EFI and what is BIOS. Simply keep in mind that EFI is latest, better and faster for booting your Windows
That's it guys! If you don't get that popup window, follow the instructions:
1. Turn your hard disk into a single partition by using Bootcamp/Disk Utility. Bootcamp is recommended
2. Take a flash drive, format it, and then open Bootcamp
3. Choose all the three options:
     Create a Windows 7 or later vertion install disk
     Download the latest Windows Support software from Apple
     Install or remove Windows 7 or later version
Yes! We are going to create a new installation disk...
4. I know you are clever enough to guess what should you do now! Just enter your password when you get THAT SPECIAL POPUP WINDOW!Then Mac will restart after partitioning your hard disk!
5. Do noting untill the windows installation window comes
6. Go forward pressing Next, putting serial, and accepting the agreement that we never read
7. Select advanced installation... I mean the second option
8. Now find the partition named BOOTCAMP
9. Select it and Format it!
10. Click Next
You are done! Your Mac will install windows without any problem or error message After installation, if you find that your drivers aren't working, go to the installation disk and open the folder named BOOT CAMP. Open the exe named Setup... Install the drivers and restart after completion... Your Mac now owns Windows in EFI mode like mine!
That's all I have known killing my winter break! Thanks everyone! Take care!

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I created a Windows XP slipstream CD with SP2 and then started the windows setup with boot camp. After i pressed "enter" the first time to setup windows it said that it couldn't read the disk or find a previous windows installed on my computer. Then it told me to insert a full version of Windows Vista, XP, 98, or 95. I do have the full windows 95 but i cannot insert the CD during the setup. Is there anything i can do to make this work?
Thanks for any help!

It sounds as if the XP install disc that you started your SlipStream build with was an upgrade and not a full install disc. For SlipStream to work with BootCamp, you must start with a XP SP1 Full install disc.

Frozen Windows 7 install at DOS cursor with Boot Camp 5.0

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Do I need to install XP from Scratch, with Boot Camp

Dear All
My PC decided to pack in which runs Win XP, I also have a Mac but need to use Windows for various other apps, I am considering upgrading to Leopard and noticed Boot Camp for dual boot.
My question really is, would I be able to remove the Disk Drive from the PC and connect it into the Mac and it run OK, or do I need to re-install Windows XP from the start?
Help would be appreciated.
Many thanks

Gaz-UK wrote:
My PC decided to pack in which runs Win XP, I also have a Mac but need to use Windows for various other apps, I am considering upgrading to Leopard and noticed Boot Camp for dual boot.
As you have a PowerMac G5, you (as already stated) can NOT use Boot Camp.
My question really is, would I be able to remove the Disk Drive from the PC and connect it into the Mac and it run OK, or do I need to re-install Windows XP from the start?
In "theory" you could use Virtual PC, but this will not allow you to do what you want to do.

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Please please PLEASE tell me someone can help me!!
I tried installing Windows XP Pro on my MacBook today, I tried following the instructions but none of the windows popped up like they showed in the instructions. When the Windows Setup (blue screen) popped up, I selected Partition 3: BOOTCAMP to install it on. Then everything installed fine, but I can NOT get out of Windows now at all. I've tried restarting it, logging off, turning it off and back on, and holding the option button and NOTHING is working. Nothing that was on my Mac is in the Windows, and I have no idea at all what to do.
Please, tell me someone can help me undo this!! Thank you so much!

THANK YOU SO MUCH
I put in disk 2 as a last resort and tried rebooting it again, AND IT WORKED!!!
I'm taking windows off right away, i am NOT risking that again!!
Or not mess with it at all, either way THANK YOU!!!
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Install Two Snow Leopard with boot camp

Has anyone tried to install on the same Mac two copies of Snow Leopard with bootcamp?
I want to keep one for general activities and one dedicated and tweaked for audio purposes.
Thanks to all!
Roberto

You have a Mac Pro.
http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=194
http://www.apple.com/support/macpro
http://www.apple.com/support/bootcamp
You can install Windows on its own drive; you can have Mac OS on same drive or different.
You just can't have Windows OS on a partition that has higher partition number than 4, which includes hidden partitions also.
I keep Windows on its own hard drive. Then do what you want with your 4-5 internal hard drive bays.

Installing Windows On Multiple Macs With Boot Camp?

I have an iMac, White MacBook, MacBook Pro (Late 2006) and very soon I should be getting a Unibody MacBook Pro. My question is, I plan on buying Windows 7 for Boot Camp, and I was wondering if the install limit applies even with Boot Camp. I read that Windows only installs on one computer at a time, and I was curious that if with Boot Camp, it still holds true. Any help would be appreciated.

For now, Windows 7 is free RC download. And there are hints in the EULA that a Family Pack could be in the offering.
I usually buy System Builder, and you can buy Vista SP1 with $9.95 or free upgrade to 7 - retail, Ultimate to Ultimate.

Need help with boot camp.

Hi. I bought Windows Vista Home Basic today to install on my mac with boot camp. I let boot camp partition the drive with 32GB, and when I ran the Vista installer, it said that the partition needs to be formatted with NTFS. I go ahead and quit the installer, the machine reboots, but it boots from the CD. I tried holding down X and Option-Cmd-Shift-Del to no avail.
How can I just boot from the HDD instead of the optical drive?
Help would be much appreciated.

Thanks for answering, but I figured out the problem the minute after I posted. First of all, I didn't read the info 2 pages after the page I was on about boot camp (didn't know you could format it then and there), and all I had to do was press the eject key after the startup chime sounded
So now I successfully have a 50GB partition to Vista, fired up the Halo Trial, and fragged some noobz.
However I do have another problem that I need some help with, whenever I boot into vista, my internet is extremely slow. I looked up the problem and I found that I needed to install another driver called Broadcom or something, however when I double clicked on it, Vista asked me to cancel or allow (chuckles) and nothing happens. If I reset my router, however, the problems are fixed and I'm back at 10Mbps.
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Thanks.

Lion - Windows XP (SP3) with Boot Camp

Hi, I have a MacBook Pro with Lion on it and would like to install Windows XP (SP3) with Boot Camp, but the instructions only mention Windows 7... do I need to buy Windows 7 or can I run Windows XP anyway?

pietrofromlondon wrote:
that would be a costly option... I got 4 giga and will stick to it, I mainly use 2D, but 3D from time to time too... that's why I thought about boot camp rather than Parallels. Will try to get Windows 7 unless you think it's a bad idea.... By the way, how much space would you allow the partition for windows?
Not really costly at all, 8GB of RAM is currently $51 from www.macsales.com (OWC) and Fusion is $49 retail so for $100 you have an elegant solution. Much less expensive than buying WIndows 7.
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Why are my earbuds so loud with Boot Camp?

I recently installed Windows 7 Professional with Boot Camp, and when I plugged in my apple headphones I found the volume to be extremely loud. The highest I could go on the volume setting was to maybe around 10 before it got too loud. I've tried to repair the drivers (I even went so far as to redownload the support software and then repair the drivers), but they still had an extremely high volume cap. It's as though the max volume on OSX is near the minimum of Windows 7, and if I raise the volume higher on Windows 7, it goes well beyond the maximum on OSX. I realize that I can go into the mixer and change the volume settings for applications so that they do not seem as loud, but it's inconvenient to do that every time I open an application for the first time, and it doesn't eliminate the problem at the source of it all. Should I try to remove the drivers altogether and then reinstall them (which should be easy using the Boot Camp support software), or is it as simple as activating or deactivating an audio setting somewhere? I realize this is a minor problem but any help would be greatly appreciated. By the way I have a 2011 Macbook Pro 13" with an i5 processor, if that's any help.
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Those are very, very high temperatures and very high fan speeds just trying to cool things down.
Now - which applications or processes are turning up the heat? Open Activity Monitor (Applications>Utilities) and select "All Processes" and sort by CPU %:
Then post your screenshot (http://support.apple.com/kb/PH4391) using the little camera icon in the composition bar at the top of your reply.
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