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Download Apple Boot Camp for Mac free. Apple Boot Camp For users running Windows XP, Vista SP2, or 7. Jul 24, 2019  Dual boot Windows and Mac OS X Since Mac OS X 10.4 came out in 2005. Boot Camp Assistant will guide you through the disk partitioning process (assigning space on your drive for Windows) and will download the necessary hardware drivers to allows Windows to run. It will then ask you to select the disk image you downloaded or extracted from a DVD. Nov 15, 2008  If you have Mac Tiger, when you open Boot Camp Assistant it will probably say that it expired. This tutorial will show you how to trick the computer into thinking that it didn't expire yet. Feb 15, 2014  Boot Camp is a Mac OS X utility that lets you run Windows on your Mac without relying on virtual machines or crippled emulators. Boot Camp supports Windows XP. A file-based backup is the copying of all files in the Boot Camp partition to a folder on your Mac OS X hard disk. Use this technique when you're backing up to a FAT32 formatted removable media device such as an external USB or Firewire hard drive. Backup, restore, resize, and convert Boot Camp partitions. Restore, resize, and convert. Boot Camp is a program that allows users of Intel-based Macintosh computers to run the Microsoft Windows XP operating system. Once Boot Camp has been installed on the Mac's hard drive, the machine can be restarted (re-booted) using either Mac OS X or Windows XP. Boot Camp will be incorporated as a standard feature of the next release of Mac.

Back before 2006 (which is like 100 years ago in the technology industry), there was a clear dividing line between Macintosh computers and PCs. Mac OS couldn't run on PCs, and Microsoft Windows couldn't run on Macs. This created a great rift between users of each system. It wasn't unusual to hear heated arguments between two users about which was the better system. A few brave souls tried to take an all-inclusive approach by trying try to run both using virtualization software, but even that presented limitations. If you wanted to use the full features of both operating systems, you'd have to buy both a Mac and a PC.

But in 2006, that all changed. Because in 2006, Apple began moving away from its PowerPC processors and offered Mac hardware with Intel processors like those used in PCs. This introduced the possibility that Windows and Windows-based applications could run on Mac hardware just as they run on PCs. At the same time, Apple released Mac OS X Tiger (10.4), the first Mac OS to support running on Intel processors [source: Apple, Buchanan].

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Boot Camp is software developed by Apple, in cooperation with Microsoft, designed to effectively run Windows on Mac hardware. By using Boot Camp, you don't have to choose whether to install either Mac OS or Windows. Instead, you can install both, and you can switch between them just by rebooting and selecting the other OS.

This article covers how Boot Camp works and how you can set it up on your Mac. Boot Camp has been available as part of Mac OS X since Leopard (10.5), released in 2007. The latest version of Boot Camp as of this writing, Mac OS X Lion (10.7), supports Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional or Ultimate editions [source: Apple].

Before we dive into Boot Camp, let's look at how the partitions work on your Mac's hard drive, and how the Mac knows which partition to use when you boot.

Warning: Boot Camp Beta is preview software licensed for use on a trial basis for a limited time.

If the following guide doesn't work, and/or you have previously installed the XOM patch on your Mac, you might need to follow the directions in the article Replacing XOM With Boot Camp.

What you need

Ok, here's what you need to install Windows XP in your Intel Mac:

- Mac OS X 10.4.6

- The latest firmware for your mac

- At least 10 Gb of free space in your boot drive

- A blank recordable CD

- An original Windows XP Service Pack 2 CD

Install the latest Mac OS X update

1.- Go to the Apple menu and clic on 'Software Update'

2.- Make sure that the update Mac OS X (Intel) 10.4.6 is checked

3.- Hit the Install button

4.- Restart the computer

Install the latest firmware

1.- Go to [1] for iMac Firmware, [2] for MacBook Pro firmware, and [3] for Mac mini firmware.

2.- Click the Download button.

3.- Download and mount the DMG image

4.- Execute the installer inside the DMG image

5.- Go to Applications > Utilities and execute the MacBook Pro/Mac Mini/iMac Firmware Updater application

6.- Folow the onscreen instructions to update your Mac's firmware

Download the Boot Camp Assistant

1.- Go to [4]

2.- Search and hit the Download button

3.- Read the terms & conditions

4.- Fill the required form and download the BootCamp DMG

5.- Mount the DMG image

6.- Run the BootCamp installer (it is really important that you read the terms & conditions inside the installer)

Execute the Boot Camp Assistant

Remember that this is a Preview Software, this Beta app is not as stable as other finished Apple's apps

1.- Go to Applications > Utilities > Boot Camp Assistant

Now we're going to burn the Macintosh drivers to a CD, it's really important that you burn them so you can drive Windows XP smoothly

2.- Burn the Macintosh drivers into a cd

1.- Insert your blank recordable cd

2.- Select Burn a Macintosh drivers CD now and hit Continue

3.- Create a seccond partition
After hitting the Continue button it should appear the seccond stage

1.- Drag the slider between the Mac OS X partition and the new Windows partition to determine their size

Recomendation: Give Windows a minimum of 10 Gb of space

2.- Hit the Partition Button

Now Boot Camp will partition your HDD, the beauty of it is that your files in the actual partition are not erased

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4.- Remove your drivers new CD and insert your Windows XP SP2 CD

Installing Windows XP

1.- In the Boot Camp asistant, hit the install button to begin the Windows XP installation

The computer will restart and then you'll see the Windows XP installation

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2.- Select the Windows Partition C:It is important that you select the C partition and to not create/erase any partition, otherwise your data will be erased

3.- Follow the Windows' onscreen instructions to complete the instalation

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Installing Windows XP's drivers

1.- Go to My PC and select the Windows XP installation CD

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2.- In the tasks sidebar hit the Expulse drive linkYour installation CD will be expulsed

3.- Insert the Macintosh drivers CDAn asistant will pop out

4.- Follow the onscreen instructions
It is possible that in the installation a pop up window appears saying that the drivers didn't passed the Windows Logo Testing, hit the Continue Anyway button
Auto tune is terrible.

5.- Finish the installer and reboot your computer

6.- When your Mac starts up press and hold the option/alt button, you'll see a boot loader; with the arrow keys select the partition called Untitled (unless you changed the name) and hit enter

7.- Enjoy your Windows XP partition!!

Set up the Start Up Disk from Windows

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The installer has installed a new control pannel called Start Up Disk, if you want to set up your start up disk do the following

1.- Go to Start > Control Pannel

2.- Hit the Switch to Classic View link in the sidebar

3.- Open the Start Up Disk control pannel

To set Windows XP as your start up disk, just select the Windows partition and viceversa

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