In term of performance, which one better running in Parallels Desktop 5? win 7 32bits or 64bits? Anyone has idea?

anyone? help?

Can you tell in more details what problem you have faced?

i have installed parallels 5.0 in my machine as well as creating an image file (.dmg to be more specific) for win XP...

when i followed the wizard, it cant boot from disc, neither do image files... it give the error: failed to boot...

so, i dont know whats wrong with it... and how can i solve em'

Are you stuck at Operating System Detection page in the wizard? Are you able to continue from that page? I am using .ISO and it's able to continue from there. BTW, I have copied the .ISO file to the local drive.

I am currently running on VMware 2.0.. If I already have VMware 3.0, can I just install directly? I'm running WinXP on my VMware 2.0 currently.
Pls advise.

Izzit safe to install bootloader for windows 7 ?

Since it create another partition just worried it's gonna fakap

Already install on Mac OS X using Boot Camp now want to make it .......

hohoho i found the solution ady by search at apple support forum
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?m...51617�

it works for me...
to delete partition just open bootcamp assistant and there's wizard to remove windows...

Ok everthing is working now tq to Daz :-)

i have passed the OS detection part, where i receive the error in the black screen page, where it detects any OS from any drive... i have .dmg image file located on my desktop, still cannot read...

just tried to boomcamp to Vista.
Everything works fine..but i alwiz have this warning message before loading to Windows Vista.

Warning"Unrecognized partition table disk 80 bla bla bla" what is this btw? i followed iClarified method to install Windows and everything seems okie except the warning sign.

Secondly, uhh this is tricky, guess u guys had encounter b4, the right click button...who do i get this work at the trackpad?

Thirdly, do i need to insert Mac OS X (UTD Disk) to install all the updated driver? Where do i install? in Windows mode?

Lastly, gosh my Mac is hot man.....is this norm?

Thanks alot for all the questions that may have been answer b4. Dono which page to backtrack the history of mentioned problems.

Thanks

Install your Mac OS X disc in Windows mode and run the Boot camp setup file inside the disc.

@Jing-leBelle

Hi there thanks for the info,
I dont have the Mac OS X CD with me..is there anyway i can download the drivers for bootcamp?

Google around only found updates for bootcamp 2.2 for Windows....but couldn't find Max 10.5 drivers

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Added on December 19, 2009, 1:57 pmohh i just check my mac box...it doesnt come with CD too...gosh...

This post has been edited by terencetoo: Dec 19 2009, 01:57 PM

help~

guys i follow the instruction to install bootcamp...
but after successfully installed Vista i inserted my SL UTD stated "Upgrade DVD" that vista can't recognize the disk while the DVD writer having some glitter sound and pop out.

What is this suppose to mean?

can u try opening the disk in OSX? i notice superdrives are very picky with dvds. my 'applications dvd' and ACPP techtool dvd got ejected right out after i inserted it

Yes. My superdrive also ejects my Snow Leopard DVD many times before it decides to read it properly.

i'm using windows xp on vmware, experienced lagging on my macbook recently...
can I know how I gonna convert from vmware to parallel desktop?

Dear all, try to understand the nature of your problems properly before simply putting out kinda vague questions here. Using PD or VMw is actually really very easy and straight forward as long as you follow the on screen instruction. If you fail or stuck, try to check again what is missing or anything incorrect. Don't simply proceed by clicking 'Next' button without reading the step-by-step instruction. Most of the time you can find your answer by clicking the 'Help' or just google it up.

Explore 1st, ask later. Don't worry, you won't easily f*ck up a Mac like you used to crash your PC.

is this bootcamp software comes along when u purchase mac or u need to purchase this software separately? anyone?