Buy online of course.

Thank you for ur reply,and sorry for another question.
read some other forum,this make me a bit confuse.
some of them said if use bootcamp,better get 8GB ram ,and some say 4GB already enough ...

If you are installing a 32bit Window 7 in the BootCamp, 4GB is enough since 32bit can only supported up to 3.5 GB ram while a 64 bit a Window 7 can support more above 4GB. Technically, 64 bit environment are much better in terms of speed and more ram are better for multitasking, applications speed and UI performance.

Does anyone able to install boot camp window support driver through boot camp assistant this few days ? mine running till 20% then stuck at there without moving anymore...try several time edi but still the same...

the last time i did for my customer was about 2 weeks ago. no problems tho.

I encountered this problem while downloading using my friend Macbook Pro, I found out that whenever the MacOSX falls into sleep mode the dowloading will stalled and not able to continue. Not sure this apply to the same problem you encountering but try off the sleep mode to "never" and retry downloading again.

that what the "Power Nap" fuction in the new Mountain Lion come in action... can close the leed..but still doing the update.

I'm currently using the 2011 line iMac (specs below)

Recently I've installed a Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit on my iMac via Boot Camp.
Everything runs fine after boot camp driver installation, except the Blue Screen Crash.
It happens almost all the time on Windows 7, and the error that I recall appeared on the Bsod is 'PAGE_FAULT_NON_PAGE_' something like that.

I was wondering if anyone have a solution for this matter.

Are you using a Genuine Copy of windows

Or you could try reinstalling it and update the drivers

same problem here, mine doesnt even go for 1%. Running on MacBook White.

is there any way to configure the touchpad at windows? coz i have to press it to "click" but when in mac os, just a touch will "click". any idea guys?

When you create the Bootable ISO Image with BOOTCAMP ,On Windows 7 click and open the USB Drive inside there will be bootcamp and update all the drivers there

u mean windows support that downloaded from bootcamp? done that already. hmm. still no luck.

Hi All,

I am asking this on behalf of my sister who just got a new MacBook Air 13 with i7 and 8gb RAM.

She need Windows because some of her business software run on Windows. Besides that, she prefer Office 2010 over Pages, Numbers and Keynote.

Questions:
1. VMWare Fusion vs Parallel Desktop - which is more convenient?
2. BootCamp or not? - I understand that we can just install Fusion and then install Windows 7 into it.
3. Windows 7 64-bit, Microsoft Office 2010 and some software - how much space we need for the NTFS partition?
4. Office 2011 on Mac and Office 2010, exactly the same? Anyone used before? If same, I'd recommend her to use the Mac version instead of the Windows version.

Questions:
1. VMWare Fusion vs Parallel Desktop - which is more convenient?
For me i feel the same.

2. BootCamp or not? - I understand that we can just install Fusion and then install Windows 7 into it.
I use bootcamp for full force.

3. Windows 7 64-bit, Microsoft Office 2010 and some software - how much space we need for the NTFS partition?
My bootcamp is 30GB.

4. Office 2011 on Mac and Office 2010, exactly the same? Anyone used before? If same, I'd recommend her to use the Mac version instead of the Windows version.
Not same UI. I love Windows version more than Mac version.

What is full force? Don't get what you mean.

I mean for full performance to be exact.
If parallel/VMware the RAM is sharing half to Windows & Mac.

OK, I get you now. My office colleague also tell me to use Bootcamp, I didn't want to at first but sometimes we need a full Windows environment rather than a VM.

which mac model are you using? I am still keeping the downloaded WindowsSupport setup for windows. Anyway you guys can always skip to download the WindowsSupport setup if you already opted that. Just click to setup when booted into windows.

p/s: pm me to share the setup with you if your model is found to be same as mine

my mac :
15" MacBook Pro Mid 2012
Mac OS X 10.7.4
2.6GHz Intel Core i7
8GB 1600MHz DDR3

i tried the new windows support which is yesterday and i tried on boot camp again. still the same thing. i need to press the trackpad in order to "click". unlike in mac os, i just need to tap to click.

thanks