Reload Apple Drivers

As I posted in a previous entry, I have suscessfully loaded Vista but do not have sound from speakers and camera does not work in the Windows mode. Can I try to reload using the mac disc or should I go on line and find the drivers for use with Windows, and if so what is the URL?
Thanks

Go to the vendors web page.
You need to know what your mac uses for audio is all.
Search Apple "audio iMac"
A lot of common drivers, utilities, and programs
http://forums.tweaktown.com/gigabyte/30530-latest-overclocking-programs-system-i nfo-benchmarking-stability-tools.html

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I also had where Windows wouldn't boot during the process, but I think part of it was that it hadn't finished w installing the updates. After I shutdown it did work.
I also then went & updated Bootcamp which I had avoided doing thinking it could have been the reason for major blue screen problems in 2011.
But I'm wondering if it has lost the Apple drivers. The track pad is not working well. Not sure if it is just setting the speed (which I'm not sure where to set since I use it so infrequently) or whether the drivers got messed up.
I'm planning to shortly boot into bootcamp & run a Windows back up. (Time Machine is regularly backing up Mac side)
After that, I plan to read & follow the update procedures from Parallels to get ver 8 installed & set up which I'm hoping will go smoothly.
& then I plan to install Mountain Lion which I have downloaded. & will have to figure out how to set up the new Cloud features, etc. May set One to One for help rather than struggling on my own.
Does erratic track pad response in Windows indicate a problem w Apple drivers? I don't know why they would have gotten messed up unless it was the fact of not keeping Windows & Bootcamp updated until now doing them all at once--well Bootcamp after all the Windows updates.

Now it has gotten worse. I wish I had documented what I had done, but I think it was after I ran some addtional updates. Can't remember if it was the Office updates or the addtional Win7 updates.
But now besides the error message when I try to open my virtual machine in Parallels (which I got both before & after running Bootcamp updates), now 2x at least it did not boot into bootcamp but instead showed that there were problems & the fix screen came up. Again.
I did manage to run the Windows backup on my new WD Passport partitioned back up drive w about 50 GB formatted for Windows & the rest of it for Mac so I can use it w Time Machine.
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But I'm hesitant to go ahead & upgrade Parallels 5 to 8 w the purchased update to download & run as well as doing the upgrade Mountain Lion. It does not seem wise to install new or additional software on top of an unstable Windows/Bootcamp set up.
So wondering my options. I'm guessing that the solution to an unstable Windows OS would be to reinstall it as a clean install. But then the normal thing to do would be to run the updates which took a long time the other day & then messed things up so the track pad wasn't tracking well. Before later causing it to crash.
Just got word from Parallels suggesting a claen install into Bootcamp.
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It does not work because you are running Mavericks and trying to use non-Mavericks drivers for an operating system (XP) that is not support on your hardware or your operating system.

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how do i install apple drivers on a mac that already has windows 8.1?

here
https://support.apple.com/kb/DL1720?locale=en_GB
get the zip open it
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Errors in reloading software & drivers

I have an HP Photosmart D110a printer. I currently am using the Windows 7 operating system. I have had this printer for 2-3 years. Initially, I set the printer up to use a wireless connection; that way everyone in the house could use the same printer. I use Time Warner Cable for my internet service. Recently TWC upgraded us with a new modem/router. It is an awful piece of equipment, and we had constant trouble connecting to the printer via wifi (even though the router was right next to the printer). We even had one of their techs come over for a service call. Issue was never resolved.
After weeks of frustration, I finally decided to get a USB cable for the printer, so at least one of us could print. When I first attached the USB cable, the system seemed to recognize it automatically, and I was able to print right away.
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There is a file that I cannot delete. It says it is the HP Photosmart D110 All-In-One Driver Software file, but it is an empty file. I cannot delete it using Windows or the cmd line. I think this might be causing the error or the blockage, but of course, I could be wrong.
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Hi,
Click both the Windows Logo and the R keys of your keyboard. the Run dialog appears.
Type %temp% anc clikc on OK.
Locate and open teh HP installation folder, which begin with the 7z characters.
Open the Utils folder, then the CCC subfolder.
Doubleclick the Uninstall_L4.bat file (If you may have am HP PC, click the Uninstall_L3,bat file instead).
Once a black command prompt appears, click on Enter once and a scrubber should start running.
Confirm any aprove any dialog till the installation finishes and Reboot your PC as required.
From C:\Program Files. delete any existing HP or Hewlett-Packard folder.
Brose to C:\Program Files\Common Files as well and delete any HP or Hewlett-Packard folder.
Note: if any of the folders won't be deleted, open the task manager by clicking on both CTR: + SHIFT + ESC and open the Processes tab.
End any existing process (End Task) which starts with HP and then delete the folder again
Next try reinstalling the software and check for any difference.
Shlomi
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Windows 8 crashes after installing Apple drivers

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The Apple drivers that are downloaded for my HP printers do not allow me to modify the settings as I could when I was running a pc. Is there someway to get a printer driver that will permit full access to printer settings?

Perhaps you don't have the correct driver selected.
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Apple drivers installed...they no longer run...

hi,
i installed the apple drivers from boot camp when i installed windows on my computer months ago. Now however they do not load. did i change a setting or something?
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Computer hard drive Properties, schedule a chkdsk on next startup or use your Windows XP to do System Repair.
When you are in Windows, open the Command (terminal) as admin and run system file checker *sfc /scannow* - it will properly report errors.
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I've got Windows 8.1.1 on my mid-2012 MBP using Bootcamp 5. I see that there is a 5.1 Bootcamp for Windows 8.1 so I assume it contains updated drivers. Is there documentation available about updating an existing Bootcamp and W8.1 installation?

Hello, trwd.
Thank you for visiting Apple Support Communities.
Here is some information you may find helpful.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1720
Cheers,
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Windows 7 apple drivers wont install on Boot Camp

When i go to install the drivers off the disc i get this error. "An error occured installing the package. Windows Installer returned '1620'." Has anyone had this problem? please help
Im on Lion and installing to windows 7 professional

Pull all but the drive Windows will go on.
To use dual processor you'd want Windows 7 Pro x64 (System Builder $129)
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I'm trying to run MS Windows XP Pro under Parallels on a Mac OS X
(I also trying to run GNU/Linux Ubuntu)
I want to fix some problems with keyboard... (not the good characters)
I have download BootCamp and burn a Apple CD Driver
Unfortunately I get the following message when I trying to install
them on MS Windows under Parallels
Numéro d'erreur : 0x80040707
Description : Echec de l'appel de la fonction DLL :
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which means something like
Error number : 0x80040707
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DASupport.WMIGetComputerModel
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Regards
PS :
see also
https://launchpad.net/bugs/48632
about GNU/Linux Ubuntu problems with Apple MacBook

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