And if so how?
Because so far it doesn't seem possible due to the lack of USB 3 support by Windows 7. All of this can be installed after, but I cannot get passed the first installation screen where it asks for the country and language.
MacBook Air, Windows 7
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5634
Windows 7 64 bit and Windows 8 64 bit are supported.
I know it says they are supported but I can tell you that is BS.
There are serveral threads on here with people having this issue. It seems that there is no native driver for USB 3.0 in the windows 7 installer, and that makes the mouse, keyboard and trackpad unresponsive.
I should also add, that I have installed Windows 8 without this issue and without any issue at all actaully.
right, as you will read... even with PC, Windows 7 SP1 is trouble, and you can't use USB3, when the USB drivers are being installed you loss connection. In such cases use a hard disk not on USB.
It is supported but nothing has ever been 'perfect' and without having to do things extra.
Boot Camp FAQ
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5639
Is USB3 supported in Boot Camp 5?
Yes, see Using USB 3 devices on Mac computers FAQ.
I think Windows 8.1 is going to be a big improvement and easier and better support, and it is now easy to ignore or disable using Metro (though MS wants to push the "use email login with Outlook" approach)
I ended up going with Windows 8.1, I know bootcamp supports USB 3.0, but its good old Windows 7 that doesnt, untill it is installed, then you can install the USB 3.0 drivers. But with the Macbook Air only having USB 3.0 ports, it kinda leaves you stuck.
How do you go about disabling the Metro UI? I hate it lol
I wonder if there is a USB2 to USB3 adapter? but the problem is you have to run the drivers update like Boot Camp 5 off the hard drive, and that is easy and how I do it, copy or download in Windows and to Windows folder is all so the USB device is not ejected or unmounted.
I have dual Windows 8.0 and 8.1 for now and prefer it over Windows 7 as much as I preferred 7 over Vista.
8.1 makes it easy, wait for its release 10.17
turn off / disable / set to boot to desktop - and don't sweat if you do open or get into a Metro screen which feels like being lost. As for having to have an MS Live.com or Outlook email and use that for logins.... THAT bothers me more than Metro.
ok install finish Win 7 for MBAir 2013! Thank you MicroSoft
Just saw your post about installing Windows on MBA 13". I was able to get Windows 7 on my 13" MBA. However I am severly limited by hard drive space, since Windows takes almost 20GB alone. Do you have a SSD?
You can upgrade your SSD, but i tell i were setup win7 for mba 13.3" which it to be use bootcamp because was add driver for ISO DVD win7, help reduces times setup !
you setup win7 as ISO http://www.fshare.vn/folder/TAHKDDSKMT/, i was add driver in iso this win7, you download and setup for test ok! i lucky
you setup win7 as ISO http://www.fshare.vn/folder/TAHKDDSKMT/, i was add driver in iso this win7, you download and setup for test ok! i lucky
you setup win7 as ISO http://www.fshare.vn/folder/TAHKDDSKMT/, i was add driver in iso this win7, you download and setup for test ok! i lucky
It's cool that you have done this.. But your downloads are passworded. Making it usless for me since I cannot download it...
Is it possible to install Windows 7 to a Macbook Air 2013 13.3"
