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Originally Posted by DirtyDanza
yes it does and sure you can...
you may have overthought the install because it's windows and you forgot you were on a mac.. but everything works perfect here
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Originally Posted by split_joel
have you tried using bootcamp? They should have all the drivers you need.
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Originally Posted by NewbieNudes
Works absolutely perfectly on my Macbook Air. Even the multi touch pad, keyboard back light adjustment etc. Apple have gone ALL OUT to offer windows drivers for all their new hardware.
Just run bootcamp assistant, decide how much of your HDD you want windows to have, then next step is whack in the windows 7 DVD! Job done.
After windows is installed - run the bootcamp windows application (found on the MacOS install DVD) which will install all your drivers.
:D
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I'm running it on Parallels, and didn't bother installing parallels tools yet which are supposed to fix some of the issues. Windows 7 is still experimental for apple hardware installations. I'm sure bootcamp would work much better than parallels obviously, but I have no reason to run bootcamp. I have XP, 2 Vistas, and 7 all installed on Parallels for testing purposes. No other reason to ever need or use a windows installation.