Where is "Boot Camp Software Update 3.1 for Windows 64 bit"?

Where is "Boot Camp Software Update 3.1 for Windows 64 bit"??

Did you try just 3.2 update?
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL979
I find this "you need 3.0 first" then have to install year old 3.1, and only then can you install 3.2? what kind of Windows motherboard support is that?
And, you already have 3.0 installed off a 10.6 OS X DVD, and have you tried to use Apple Software Update (Windows obviously)? though I think the standalone updates are better and less trouble or problems. Download and keep them handy in case ever needed in the future too.
BC 3.0 FAQ, What's New
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3777
http://www.apple.com/support/bootcamp/
Boot Camp: Windows 7 installation frequently asked questions
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3986
Boot Camp Software Update 3.1 for 64-bit requires 3.0
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL979
Looks like the link to 3.1 now just goes to 3.2.

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I downloaded Boot Camp Software Update 3.1 for Windows 64 bit

Because I read a forum stating that Version 3.0.4 (which is what is on my computer) does not mesh well with Windows 7. After I downloaded it of the apple page, the software did not update and instead it opened in a Textedit window. How do I update Boot Camp from 3.0.4 to 3.1?

If you're using the bundled Boot Camp 3.04 that comes with MacBooks / iMacs etc. it'll not upgrade with the v.3.1, v3.13 nor v3.2 until... if it's saying "v3.0 of Bootcamp is not loaded" etc.
You reload your Windows drivers from a ORIGINAL RETAIL Snow Leopard DVD only. That retail version contained v3.0. You just load in the disc in Windows and it'll overwrite the v3.04.
Once you do that you can then download v3.1, v3.13 (if applicable to you), and v3.2 directly from Apple's Downloads section and it'll all work perfectly then. [once you've all those in you can then download Service Pack 3 of Windows XP as an additional advantage].
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I have a MBP 15' 2.66GHZ i7 8GB Ram etc...
Few days ago my internal drive would not boot; So I went to the apple store and they 'determined' that it was the logic board through a very sketchy process of elimination. In the end my logic board was replaced.
On the next day I decide to finally set up boot camp (Big Mistake). Everything goes fine up until I decide to download - Boot Camp Software Update 3.2 for Windows 64 bit. After installation I was prompted to restart my computer after which it booted into Mac and Kernel panic ensued along with the gray screen.
Windows partition works fine, I was unable to boot from CD, tried PRAM reset, Could not safe boot. Target Disk mode formatting the hard disk and then reinstalling Mac OS was successful in reinstalling the OS, but it still does not boot.
Now I am stuck with Windows 7 working and Mac not booting stuck at apple no spinning wheel.
Please help, I really do not know what do to.

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i have an iMac with mountain lion 10.8.3 with boot camp 5.0.2 .i installed windows 7 -64 bit with boot camp but the boot camp didn't install drivers for windows please guide me for trouble shooting .

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Boot Camp doesn't install the drivers. You have the drivers on a separate USB device if you followed directions. Once in Windows connect the USB drive with the driver software. It should startup automatically and install the drivers.
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I installed WinXP on my iMac today (2.6Ghz i5 processor, 16GB RAM, 2TB drive, OSX 10.6.8).
After running Windows (all the updates were installed), I tried to update the Boot Camp. My OSX disc installs Boot Camp 3.0 and I Software Updater is not updating it beyond that.
From Windows (Safari browser) I located and downloaded Boot Camp 3.1 and 3.2 from the Apple Downloads area.
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The system has been shut down."
I then have to do a hard restart to get back.
I did this several times and got the same result (am I Einstein or what?).
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Any ideas on what I can try to fix this?
Also - WinXP only recognises 2GB of RAM - when I have 16GB installed ... how can I get Windows to use the full 16GB?
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Perhaps some umwanted advice, to one who wants to save $$ be re-using ...
MS probably has disavowed the existence of XP, for all intents and purposes.
If I did load it on a desktop by itself, I would expect 3 days of downloading patches on even the fastest internet line.
Windows 7 has the best "production level" support MS has to offer currently.

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Having just completed a smooth installation of Windows 7 on my 2011 Macbook Pro, I was quite surprised to see that the wireless and ethernet connections didn't work. The computer did not even find any possible connections and I'm missing Wireless Adaptor or any such sort of devices in the device manager.
Now, my first bet is that I'm missing a driver installation. So after having looked on the internet for some guidance on where to get the drivers, it comes down to me using the installation DVD that's included in the package in which the mac came. But no such DVD came with the package, since Apple has decided not to ship physical DVDs anymore.
So my question is, how do I get these drivers?
I see under //support.apple.com/kb/HT4818#12 that the Atheros 802.11 Wireless, Broadcom Wireless and Marvel Yukon Ethernet are all drivers included in the Mac OS X Lion Boot Camp Software, but then why don't I have them then?
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But everything else got installed and hardware abstraction, Boot Camp control panel and other drivers and services are now present and running?
surprised to see that the wireless and ethernet connections didn't work. The computer did not even find any possible connections and I'm missing Wireless Adaptor or any such sort of devices in the device manager.
Usually you need to establish a wired connection.
And it is a problem for some, definitely.
Boot Camp 4.01 or later will enable those devices but you may still need to find appropriate drivers too. I don't know why but audio and graphics are also issues that the user needs to attend to and is not 'spelled out' that you will need those as well.

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I ran out of room on my main hard drive, so I erased it and RAIDed it with another hard drive to make a 2TB drive. Then I went into my windows 7 partition to play some games. THEN I went to the boot camp icon in the system tray to boot back into mac only to find that it no longer recognizes my mac hard drive. The boot camp control panel shows only my windows 7 and windows xp partitions (which are located on two separate drives). So I uninstalled boot camp and reinstalled from my original Mac Pro install disc. The control panel STILL doesn't see my mac drive. Turns out I have boot camp 2.0. SO I looked to upgrade to the new 3.1, problem is when I tried to install it, it said it needs 3.0 FIRST. So I look for 3.0 and WHOA, it is NOWHERE TO BE FOUND! I have searched high and low. Even to lame torrent sites and I still can't find it! Why isn't it on the apple site? Seriously. Does anyone know where to find it? Please. I am at my wit's end here.

I don't think your problems are anything that BC 3.0 will fix.
I find the idea that motherboard support drivers have any kind of pre-requisite 'odd' and unheard of.
The fact 2.0/2.1+ worked before and it was only when you created a RAID.
But Option boot works, and Mac system preference Startup Disk control panel sees your startup volumes.
When I was using multiple Windows OS, I had to use Windows own boot manager to control which was the default, and which to load, as well as a 10-30 second delay to change which one; as well as having to install Windows 7 afterward. Then I found Windows 7 XP Mode which made things easier, and didn't need to run XP natively.

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So who here has Boot Camp fully up and working in Windows 7 Beta 7077 x64 ?

I've seen lots of guides and everything for installing Windows 7 on apple laptops but they are all very general and do not address this specific issue.
Personally I've had no problems whatsoever with Windows 7 Beta up until build 7068, but after upgrading to build 7077, I've noticed that despite the Kbdmgr.exe process still running in the background, there's no icon in the system tray.
Because the bootcamp application isn't working properly I cannot configure my trackpad's multitouch features, nor use any of the keyboard shortcuts like changing volume or screen brightness.
Looking in device manager it looks like the drivers are all there and installed, I still see "Apple multi-touch mouse" or whatever its called, as well as the webcam etc (which works), but its simply the boot camp software.
So, has anyone actually got this specific configuration working? Also remember this is 64-bit not 32-bit.

Upgrade or clean install?
Microsoft blocks installing Apple services with 7077. And whenever you want to install drivers, use the Troubleshoot Compatibility (control + click).
I don't have a laptop to try with. My guess, and only a guess, is that any drivers will come with 7 and from Microsoft Windows Update. Either pre-install download from the internet as part of the install, or from normal install, or an update (optional updates available). Lastely, sometimes I've seen those "Alert notices" with links to Intel and other drivers (though even these now seem to be getting included).
While 7077 runs well, it is unreleased and not a supported build, RC is still weeks away, and some things that worked before don't now. 7068 seemed better than 7000 public beta, but I had more than a couple problems. I did clean install, and have kept 3rd party drivers to a minimum. Applications as well. And nothing from Apple. iTunes 8.1.1 x64 wiped out my optical drives (one internal, one external) in 7068 and never was able even after trying to uninstall "GEAR" drivers. So I'm not tempting fate again.
If May 5 is RC day, I'd just hold out if you can.

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