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What about AppleMNT.sys + AppleHFS.sys in Win 7?
These two make my Win7 crash 20 seconds after booting with Bootcamp.
I use bootcamp 4.01.
Are there newer versions that are ok?
are you or did you have BC 3.x?
That was an old issue, you are 1st in ages, buy Paragon HFS driver, better anyway
No
I just updated to Lion and used the Bootcamp provided by Lion.
It must be 4,x!!!
I renamed AppleHFS.sys + AppleMNT.sys. After that there was no BSOD.
But that is not the solution of my problem because I can't see the Mac-partititions any more.
Do I need Paragon for both Lion and Win 7?
you had windows prior, update to lion = install of BC 4.01, over 3.0 => 3.3
the issue was known in the past, and involved renaming
My money is on Paragon, not Apple driver, gives full write to any HFS Etended volume
No, it was a fresh installation of Win 7.
Lion is a update of a cloned version of Snow Leopard on a new Samsung 830 SSD.
AppleMNT.sys + AppleHFS.sys faulty?
