Macbook w/ Vista 64 bit?

I am wanting to install an upgrade to Vista 64 bit on my Macbook. I have looked in the install guide and it states to only install 32 bit versions, but I have found that later than early '08 versions of MBPs can install 64 bit Vista. To my knowledge, the MacBook ver. 4.1s use 64 bit Core 2 Duo processors. Is it available to be installed on a Macbook? I found an update for bootcamp (version 2.1) that includes 64 bit Vista support. Is this what I need?

Macbook White ver. 4.1, Mac OS X (10.5.4)

Posted on Jul 15, 2008 12:37 PM

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Aug 31, 2008 8:57 AM in response to CoriolisSTORM

Starting, I have to sorry for my english, because it's not my fist language. Well, I installed Vista x64 on my new MacBook (I bought it a week ago) and works fine, except of the installation of Boot Camp. When I try to install it, the program says that it's not the correct model of computer for install it, so I had to install the x64 drivers manually from the leopard DVD. Another thing, for the display driver, I had to download it from the intel webpage, for a gm965 chipset family (mine is gma 3100). About hardware control, by a lack of apple's programs, Windows should control the energy management (except, in my case, the screen brightness). Hope that I could have helped you!!

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