Hi all,
I think today is the day I’m going to get windows seven installed on my
bootcamp. This question may sound a bit silly but I was wondering how one
accesses bootcamp upon powering on the mac? In other words, is there a
keystroke one can use to boot into windows?
On May 13, 2015, at 2:13
Don't use Bootcamp. Use Fusion instead - it'll save you a lot of
trouble. I say that from experience and a corrupted Mac HD.
That being said, if you're willing to deal with it make sure you back up
with Time Machine before messing with Bootcamp.
On 5/16/2015 8:11 PM, Faisal ali wrote:
Hi all,
Bootcamp is ideal in this situation as I lack the funds to purchase fusion.
Moreover, I want windows to have full access to my resources.
On May 16, 2015, at 2:37 PM, Shaf shafpa...@gmail.com wrote:
Don't use Bootcamp. Use Fusion instead - it'll save you a lot of trouble. I
say that from
Hello,
I just want to add that when you hold the option key for 3-5 seconds, there
will be 3 buttons or links (however you want to call them).You can open the
menus with VO-M and pull open the Apple menu and towards the bottom you will
see reset. Press the return key and that will reboot the
Hi. Once you power up your Mac, hold the option key for 5 to 10 seconds then
arrow left or right to get to your Windows partition. You won't get any voice
output so if you don't want to do it that way, you can change what your Mac
starts up in by going to system preferences and selecting your
Regardless of the potential benefits of Windows 8.1, some people will always
prefer Windows 7 for the much less confused UI. It’s regrettable that this has
become such a point of division, since all Microsoft would have to do is make
Windows 7 available until the release of Windows 10.
Bootcamp is stopping supporting windows 7 you better get windows 8.1
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Subject: wanting to set up
Extended support for Windows 7 ends in 2017.
Cmd shift U takes you directly to the Utilities folder.
I found a disc to install on refurbished computers but it remains to
be seen if I will be successful as I am saving this Bootcamp project for
a rainly day.
From The Believer. . .
Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2015 3:30 PM
Subject: Re: wanting to set up windows on bootcamp
Windows 7 is well over five years old, and mainstream support has already
ended. Of course, security updates will continue to be released for years to
come, but I’d say you’re likely to get better
Windows 7 is well over five years old, and mainstream support has already
ended. Of course, security updates will continue to be released for years to
come, but I’d say you’re likely to get better performance and a better
experience with Windows 8.1. The “start screen” is really the only
i just did install windows 7 on my windows computer using the windows bootable
disk that's been created by my mac, it was bad. the installer was first ok, but
in the end of the installation it was crack.
On 13 May 2015, at 10:39 pm, The Believer ancient.ali...@icloud.com wrote:
Extended
Eh? Windows 7 works just fine with BootCamp on models that support it.
Microsoft may not support it, and you might not be able to purchase it, and the
latest models of Mac might not support it, but BootCamp, itself, most assuredly
supports it. Just download the software for your model, and
I wouldn’t count on audio drivers for Macs being supported. If you have a
generic USB headset or something like that, it might work, though keep in mind
that Apple adds their own support files and setup instructions to the Windows
setup. It’s been a while since I’ve used Boot Camp, but I think
Hi everyone,
so I’m to the point where my main windows machine is nearing it’s end, and I
need to set up windows on my mac book pro. Can someone send me step by step
instructions in how one might set up windows on bootcamp? I also do not really
know where to purchase windows seven which is what
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