If that does not work try “BootCamp.msi”. Voila! Restart your Mac and you are good to go. I am running Windows 7 (have both 32-bit and 64-bit OSs) on my iMac using BootCamp assistant. #BOOTCAMP 3.0 64 BIT MAC OS#ĥ (Bonus)įollow this link Windows BootCamp reverse scrolling to make scrolling in Windows have similar feeling as in Mac OS X. EXE#Įxe on the C:Drive (32-bit), but can not install bootcamp 3.0 64-bit. Note that the 64-bit Windows D:Drive was created by shrinking 32-bit Windows C:drive. Got a 13 inch MacBook Pro that’s 11 years old. Got Windows 10 圆4 to install on it no problem. i used MacOS to download bootcamp drivers to a flash drive but i also could still download them from the apple website if you do enough digging around and searching around.īootcamp installer opens and says this is unsupported on 圆4 bit software. Somewhere in there under Drivers > Apple, there is a 64 bit installer…? So you open it and it says you need elevated privileges, which i fixed in command prompt like this. So you first go to troubleshoot compatibility, and it assumes that switching it to windows 7 will work, so you just let it.

it still will give you the same error message but for windows 10 it is not compatible, we needed to switch it to Windows 7. Then, open up Command Prompt running as Administrator. So if you can’t right click, the combo is (fn) Shift, F10.

Use that to start cmd in administrative mode. Navigate to that directory, and then type BootCamp圆4.msi and press enter. It will allow you to install the drivers.

Bootcamp 3.0 windows 7