
In the directories on the USB, I flip through all the files but no. Macbook resets, Windows starts installing.Īnd then, after selecting language and OK'ing 'Install', I get the dreaded Windows Explorer screen informing me that 'No device driver has been found'. Now Bootcamp detects Windows 7 on the DVD and starts the installation procedure. I have downloaded the latest Bootcamp Windows Support drivers (as said, ) onto a fully functional and accessible USB drive, which is MS-DOS FAT formatted and inserted in the USB port the whole time. However, first of all, Bootcamp 5.1 fails to recognize the. I have an official and working Microsoft Windows activation code with which to activate the trial, once installed. iso trial downloaded from Microsoft DigitalRiver and am using the Bootcamp, as advised by Apple staff on this website.os My Macbook is using the latest Mavericks update OSX.


I am desperately trying to install Windows 7 64-bit on my mid-2011 MacBook Pro, on a 100g partition made by Bootcamp.
