Will boot camp support windows XP? thanks.

hello. does anyone kow if boot camp will support windows XP? thanks.

With OSX Lion and BootCamp 4.0 Apple only supports WIndows 7.
Boot Camp 4.0 FAQ
Stefan

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  • Will boot camp support windows XP?

    hello. does anyone know if boot camp will support windows XP? thanks

    With OSX Lion and BootCamp 4.0 Apple only supports WIndows 7.
    Boot Camp 4.0 FAQ
    Stefan

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    Will boot camp run windows XP on a Mac book pro retina

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    _LMD wrote:
    Good day, I have installed Windows 8 successfully on my Macbook, [OS X Mountain Lion] using Boot Camp assistant. When I got to the step to install the Boot Camp Support software with the CD I created during installation through bootcamp, a pop up message appeared: "This version of Boot Camp is not intended for this computer model." I am stuck in Windows at the moment, there is no way to restart in Mac OS X now, I have tried the hold down the option key while restarting too, it doesn't work.
    1. how can I get to restart in Mac again?
    Reboot, hold the X key when you hear the chime, hold it until the computer starts to boot in OSX
    2. where can I download the correct Boot Camp support software for this computer for Windows 8? [macbook pro with retina display; OS X Mountain Lion]
    Windows 8 is not yet supported, there are no drivers, wait for them or use Windows 7.

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    Boot Camp in Windows has nothing to do with Boot Camp in OS X. So, there was no need for you to reinstall Leopard.
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  • In which boot camp support software I can install the drivers for win 7 32 bit.my os is X10.8.5 and I install windows 7 32 bit but I can not install drivers

    in which boot camp support software I can install the drivers for win 7 32 bit.
    my os is X10.8.5 and I install windows 7 32 bit but I can not install drivers.
    also my macbook pro model is MC723.

    Read this. You need to be running Snow Leopard or later.
    http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3986

  • I forgot to back-up my information (pictures, excel documents) on MAC before installing boot camp and Windows.  I am mid-way through the process, at the point where I need to install the drivers. Will i be able to retrieve my documents on MAC or not?

    I forgot to back-up my information (pictures, excel documents) on MAC before installing boot camp and Windows.  I am mid-way through the process, at the point where I need to install the drivers. Will i be able to retrieve my documents on MAC and finalizing the Windows 7 installation (for the 1st time) or not?
    I am worried that  may lose my information... Appreciate any feedback! Note: already half-way in the process of installing!

    Yes, IF you picked the right partition, as in the Boot Camp partition. If everything is done right you should be able to boot into the Mac side.
    If you already booted into Windows and are at the point of installing the Boot Camp Drivers your already done installing Windows! Yea! All you need to do is just install the drivers and everything should work normal.
    The Windows partition and the Mac partition are seen as two different HD's now as far as the computer knows.
    You can use the Boot Camp control panel in Windows to boot into the Mac side and the Startup Disk in System Preferences on the Mac to switch to Windows. If you can't then press and hold down the Option key untill you get the boot screen.

  • Boot Camp supporta solo l'installazione di Windows a 64 bit su questa piattaforma. Usa un'unità USB o DVD con Windows a 64 bit.

    Boot Camp supporta solo l'installazione di Windows a 64 bit su questa piattaforma. Usa un'unità USB o DVD con Windows a 64 bit.

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    I was told to just buy OEM copies but my frustration is that I'm already $200 in OS's because of the information that was provided to me by apple personnel and told by a senior tech that this still can be done.
    So to say I'm going to be S.O.L and spend another $100 (for a total of $300 and 2 OS's that are usless to me; because the first time i was told that i could use Windows 8 and when the drivers did not work i was told that Windows 8 is not supported by boot camp drivers at this time so i have to go buy windows 7) I might as well return the $2,500 system and just go back to PC and get a $900 dollar PC system.
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  • Lion, Boot Camp and Windows 7 Issues

    Couple of questions regarding Lion, Boot Camp and Windows 7... I never had issues with Snow Leopard and setting up Windows 7 on my iMac (expcept the dreaded black screen after restart, bu got that fixed)
    Let me start off with my specs and then I will ask my questions:
    iMac 27"
    i7 Quad Core (1st gen)
    16GB Ram
    1TB HDD
    OS X Lion (Fresh Install - Not Upgrade)
    All updates for OS and iLife and other installed software:
    Adobe Creative Suite CS5
    MS Office 2011
    Boot Camp 4.0
    Window 7 Ultimate
    Ok... here are my questions.
    When I fixed my black screen issues after installing a fresh copy of Windows 7 - I had to install MacFUSE and Tuxera NTFS in order to delete the the stock ATI driver so the second rebot on the install of windows 7 would work and boot correctly. After rebotting into my mac side I now always get this message from Tuxera.
    What does this mean? Now in the finder when looking at the computer drives.. It does not show the BOOTCAMP partition...
    However, when I resart i can hold down the ALT key and get this menu:
    I know this might seem strange to ask, but why are the Macintosh HD and the Recovery HD text smoothed and the Windows text not? Being a design I see the difference and it makes me wonder why this is. (It is almost like the BSOD icon apple used forwhen connecting with shared PCs)... Anyways, I can boot into windows when clicking this drive.
    After getting to windows 7 it will not let me run updated. The OS is activated and I have even installed SP1 manually, but it always tells me that the Update service is not running. When in fact it is. I have checked it and it is set to start automatically. I have reset and shutdown my computer more than 10 times... I can't figure out what the issues are.
    Overview:
    Why do I get the Tuxera NTFS error?
    Why can I see the boot camp partion when manually selecting it form startup, but it does not show in OS X
    I can't get Windows to update? Any ideas?
    Thanks for any help you can provide.

    These various utilities like Tuxera are incompatible with Lion. Partly because MacFuse is incompatible. You need to remove them completely.
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