It tells me that these are the drivers to get the keyboard working, etc. I press Download Windows Support Software, then press Burn a copy to CD or DVD. I put in the blank CD, and press burn. Then nothing happens. What is going on?
This is another "Me too" I have the same problem, I have done this before long ago and had no problems, I upgraded my hard drive and doing a fresh install of everything on my MacBook now I am stuck.
Any help will be appreciated.
I just got a new iMac (i3 processor, 1TB drive). First thing I did was update all the Mac software and OS. So tonight I'm trying to add a Windows partition to install XP. I get the same problem when trying to burn Windows support software to a CD or DVD. It just doesn't burn.
And saying "just ignore" it seems counter to a warning from Apple not to use the OS X disc to get the drivers. Why is support not addressing this issue?
Ignore it, proceed with the install in the normal fashion, Windows is going to update all those drivers as soon as it can anyhow, please remember that if you are using Windows XP earlier than SP3 there is no support from Microsoft anymore, if you need drivers you are on your own (except for user sites, like this)
I can't seem to find the "Just Ignore It" option. I see "Go Back", and "Continue". But no "Just Ignore It".
When I click 'continue', I get a new dialog box showing burner options. Burn, Eject or Cancel. Still no "Just Ignore It". So I click 'Burn'. Nothing happens.
So I click go back.
Download the Support....
or
I Have already downloaded....
Is the second option a translation of the highly technical jargon, "Just Ignore It"?
Forgive me, but perhaps I'm just not as computer literate as you geniuses.
You can start as many threads on this as you like but the answer is in the Search function. Cheers.
From earlier
Hey there - you have started a new thread on a problem which is well discussed in the BootCamp forum. Basically it is an issue that has yet to be addressed by Apple. There is a workaround, where you avoid the burn step by lying to the software popup and say that step is completed. Instead you proceed with the install and use your OSX install disk or stick for the Apple drivers on the Windows side. I'm not exactly sure about the latest data on this topic, but you should read-up on it here
http://discussions.apple.com/search.jspa?threadID=&q=burn+drivers&objID=c237&dat eRange=last90days&userID=&numResults=30&rankBy=10001
