Probleme Bootcamp Installation Windows

Hallo miteinander,
gestern wollte ich meine alte Partion von Windows XP erweitern und auf Windows 7 upgraden.
Dabei bin ich aber auf einige Probleme gestoßen.
Zu meiner Windows 7 Version ist zu sagen, dass es eine Studentengeförderte Version ist. Ich musste die ISO also Downloaden und auf DVD brennen. Den Key habe ich von meiner Uni zur Verfügung gestellt bekommen.
Ich glaube, damit fangen die Probleme schon an...
Also ich habe die PArtition vergrößert und fest gestellt, dass die Windows 7 DVD nicht erkannt wird.
Im mOment habe ich Bootcamp 3.0.4, also lag die Vermutung nahe, dass ich erst auf 3.2 upgraden muss...
das geht über den Mac direkt aber scheinbar nicht (oder ich bin schlicht zu blöd dafür, aber es ist mir neu, dass man exe auf Mac verwenden kann)
Nunja. also dachte ich installiere erstmal wieder XP und von dort aus dann das Upgrade auf 3.1 und dann 3.2...
aber jetzt hab ich mit XP auch das Problem. ich kann den ersten Schritt der Installation durchführen und auf NSTF umschreiben. Aber beim 2ten Schritt hängt sich der Mac auf. Er gibt an, bitte drücken sie eine Beliebige Taste zum Fortführen...
aber er erkennt zu dieser Zeit meine USB Tastatur nicht... auch nicht die Originale Mac Tastatur, die über Bluetooth zugreift...
Kann mir jemand helfen?
Thanks

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