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Show me I have a problem when converting to Mac and Windows users system image in the following link
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Try this method in the following link, but I did not understand
[urgent]get "appleSSD.sys" error when installing windows 7 through bootcamp
I ask you to help me in how to apply the method
iMac, OS X Mavericks (10.9.5), i5
There is a long discussion that you can read - [urgent]get "appleSSD.sys" error when installing windows 7 through bootcamp .
You need to move the AppleSSD64 folder out of the $WinPEDriver$ folder. Here is an example. Please ignore the 5.1.5621 folder.
Note that I used wired mouse, but when you step ^ This mouse is separated !!!!
If you use a USB3 flash drive, since the Windows installer does not have USB3 drivers, the wired keyboard/mouse may not work. Did you test with Bluetooth Mouse/Keyboard?
Yes I test-wireless mouse and the keyboard did not try succeed It seems that I need to download a beautiful system files once for by boot CAMP !!
You now have two conflicting issues. Your USB2 does not let you install Windows but a USB3 does. USB2 will make your keyboard/mouse work, but USB3 will not. Have you tried to boot in Windows Safe Mode to Repair drivers?
what is the solution now ?
Let me tomorrow I try to download files across Windows boot camp
And I will tell all that new
The USB2 should work, but it is not. USB3 works only during installation, but your Keyboard/Mouse do not work. I have used a SanDisk Cruzer USB2.0 on a iMac 5K to install Windows, without any issues. The USB3 DataTraveler is also not working in the installation of drivers.
There is still the fundamental problem is not over yet
Is arranging icons in the following image is correct?
I saw in one of the videos in the YouTube someone facing the same problem, but he changed the date of issue for Windows, and the problem ended with him
Does this mean that Microsoft stopped support for previous systems ??
The USB structure is correct. Your Windows installation already has the driver, so the USB has no issues. Please download Paragon NTFS for Mac, install it on the OS X side, which will allow read-write access to Windows. Delete the applessd.sys file in the path you see, and then try to boot windows.
I experience Paragon NTFS did not appear in my settings, but I've experience Tuxera NTFS
Look at the following image:
You already have Tuxera. Use that to access the Windows partition and delete the AppleSSD.sys file and test.
This is the solution that approved two my iMac
But there is a new problem
The error message is correct.
Please find the correct drivers using Install Windows 7 and earlier on your Mac using Boot Camp - Apple Support and then install them on the Windows side.
I suggest using a different USB disk, so you can keep a copy of the Windows installer for future use.
I thank you once again the problem completely dissolved
Please make a backup of OS X and Windows. Use two separate external disks, if possible. Glad to see it working.
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