Q: [urgent]get "appleSSD.sys" error when installing windows 7 through bootcamp

I did this exactly as stated. Everything goes smoothly until it is time for Boot Camp installation. I keep getting the error message "This version of Boot Camp is not compatible with this system." It's the same one I downloaded when I prepared the USB Installer. HELP!

Thanks this is taking me further with my installation. FYI...I deleted appleSSD.sys on the USB Thumb drive.

Download it manualy from Apple. Copy it with $WinPEDriver$ to C:. Start Setup.

But not everthing works directly like Bluetooth, Wireles Mouse. Some Divers must be deleted and installed again in the Hardwaremanager.

I installed Paragone NTFS for Mac and as suggested deleted applessd.sys from the NTFS volume.  However now when I get to the initial setup of windows (where you have to enter in a computer name, etc) the keyboard and mouse don't work!

I'm installing on a brand new iMac with an actual SSD harddrive.

Thoughts?

i've removed specified files just on usb stick and reinstall win7 from scratch. Now the windows is installed and it's good, but a half of devices are not installed. My usb ports are not working and i can't continue install bootcamp from usb stick. So, it's not working method for me.

Not from the USB Stick, under OS X on the Windows partition with Paragon NTFS.

what the difference? P.S. I have payed license of paragon

Bootcamp fault.

First make the Stick without partition. Third box unchecked in bootcamp.

Than third box checked only.

Second make the windows partition, starts from usb automatic.

Guyseep wrote:

 

I installed Paragone NTFS for Mac and as suggested deleted applessd.sys from the NTFS volume.  However now when I get to the initial setup of windows (where you have to enter in a computer name, etc) the keyboard and mouse don't work!

 

I'm installing on a brand new iMac with an actual SSD harddrive.

Thoughts?

Please ensure you use a USB2 flash drive, not a USB3.

alexsoftdev wrote:

 

i've removed specified files just on usb stick and reinstall win7 from scratch. Now the windows is installed and it's good, but a half of devices are not installed. My usb ports are not working and i can't continue install bootcamp from usb stick. So, it's not working method for me.

If your Keyboard/Mouse worked during the installation, you should have USB connectivity. What happens if you plug-in your with Windows Booted?

Im having the same KB/Mouse issues.  After removing the AppleSSD.sys files, I was able to get through most of the installation (with Wireless USB KB & Mouse working just fine).  After restarting and getting to the Set Up Windows screen, to enter Username & Computer name Mouse and KB no longer work.  I tried unplugging and replugging in to the back of my computer (27" iMac  -Late 2014) but no changes.

The mouse and keyboard are usb2, the ports are likely usb3.  Why should any of that matter if the mouse and keyboard worked in the install process and prior to deleting applessd.sys via the above mentioned method. Unless that driver also includes usb drivers.

Thank you - your solution just worked for me too.

I am having same problem.  everytime I restart late 2013 iMac 27, it starts at the windows error page.  How can I restart in OSX so I can remove the bootcamp partition?

So I am curious. Did Boot Camp and the drivers install properly? I did exactly as you stated. Installation went just fine but at the last step I get the message "This version of Boot Camp is not compatible with this system." When I check, there are no drivers for any of the Mac devices. Thanks!