Do a manual installation by double-clicing the Boot Camp 圆4 installer:ĭ:\Boot Camp\Drivers\Apple\BootCamp64.msi It comes with the Boot Camp 2.1 drivers, but normal installation fails with Windows 7 圆4.
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I replaced my 32-bit install with the 64-bit version of Windows 7 works in my Aluminum MacBook. Running this installer solved my SM bus and Coprocessor driver problems:ĭ:\Boot Camp\Drivers\NVidia\NVidiaChipset.exeĪs far as I can tell, the only thing that's not yet working for me is the mapping of the MacBook function keys row to the standard Apple operations (brightness control, volume control, etc.) Since I had previously found out that I couldn't use my original copy of Leopard to install OS X in my MacBook, I tried the Mac OS X Install DVD that came with my Aluminum MacBook, and found out that it comes with different files. Setup will now exit."įortunately success was around the corner. "The NVIDIA Setup program could not locate any drivers that are compatible with your current hardware. Trying to install any of these resulted in the following error message: I tried locating the NVidia.exe that you mentioned in the Leopard DVD, but only found these files: A google search quickly brought me to this forum.
I upgraded Boot Camp to 2.1 and installed the Multi-Touch Trackpad update but I then found out that there were still driver problems with the SM bus and the coprocessor. After reading Apple's forums I changed the Location to "US" and the Format to "English (United States)" and the Boot Camp drivers now installed without problems. I installed Windows 7 (32-bit edition) in my Aluminum MacBook with no problems, but couldn't get the Boot Camp drivers to install - I always got an uninformative error 2229. I had to use a variation to solve the SM bus and coprocessor driver problems:
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