I am trying to install Windows 7 onto my Macbook Pro using bootcamp, but whenever the installation starts a blank screen with "no bootable device--insert boot disk and press any key" pops up. I've called Windows but they cant help me with this, and I cant find the number for bootcamp support (if there is any). Can anyone help me get past this, or if there is a number for bootcamp support can you please give it to me?
MacBook Pro
when you start your computer, imediatly press "option" or ALT on windows keyboard, for 20 seconds. menu will appear - choose the windows boot
Amir
All I see is "Macintosh HD" or whatever.
mikeymike93 wrote:
All I see is "Macintosh HD" or whatever.
Then there is no partition available for Windows on your system, what exactly have you done so far?
Which version of windows 7 are you trying to install ? 32bits or 64bits ?
I suppose you are trying to install from a DVD, using the mbp's superdrive, right ?
To csound1 : since the Windows partition is not installed yet, it should not appear on the list using the alt key. However mikey should at least see the booting DVD partition (usually called Windows).
SteamerLight wrote:
Which version of windows 7 are you trying to install ? 32bits or 64bits ?
I suppose you are trying to install from a DVD, using the mbp's superdrive, right ?
To csound1 : since the Windows partition is not installed yet, it should not appear on the list using the alt key. However mikey should at least see the booting DVD partition (usually called Windows).
Correct
I have the same problem and i can't even see the booting DVD partition when i hold "alt" down while it starts up.
I only see machintouch HD and the recovery something.
My installer disk is a home premium 64bit, but it still wont show. Can you help me?
Installing Windows 7 using Boot Camp
