Supports restoring images created with Winclone 3.x, 4.x and 5.x (Windows 8 and above) Supports scheduled, incremental, file-based back up of Boot Camp Windows User folders Setting to keep x number of backups or keep all Backup log display Supports exclusion of folders for file-based backup Supports saving to external or network storage. The only way it worked for me was I had to use the internal HD for boot camp and Fusion detected it right away. So right now my iMac is setup the following: Mac off external SSD Bootcamp off internal 1TB Both work 100% separately but now I can use parallels/fusion to use existing boot camp inside Mac.
Subscribe to this site's feed ››
Add to Google Toolbar ››
Submit News ››
Help, Guides, and News on making the Switch To Apple Macintosh Computers
Featured Guides
Macintosh Guides
How to Switch
How to Switch
Recent Articles
Apple adds Windows 7 support in Boot Camp 3.1
- site
- Microsoft | OS X
Boot Camp a utility in Mac OS X that facilitates the installation of Microsoft Windows operating system on Intel-based Macs. Following the repartitioning of the Mac hard drive and subsequent Windows installation, an Intel Mac can be booted into either Mac OS X or Windows. Thus, it provides a dual boot option for Intel-based Mac users.
About Boot Camp 3.1
The update adds support for Microsoft Windows 7 (Home Premium, Professional, and Ultimate), addresses issues with the Apple trackpad, turns off the red digital audio port LED on laptop computers when it is not being used, and supports the Apple wireless keyboard and Apple Magic mouse.
Boot Camp 3.1 (in 32-bit and 64-bit and versions) requires an authentic copy of Microsoft Windows 7 (or Microsoft Windows 7 upgrade), Windows Vista SP2, or Windows XP. Apple highly recommends the update for all Boot Camp 3.0 users.
Boot Camp Utility for Windows 7 Upgrade
In a related download, Boot Camp Utility for Windows 7 Upgrade, Apple has created a utility to help address a Windows Vista to Windows 7 upgrade for Boot Camp users.
Featured Articles
From the Guides
What is Lion?
What is Disk Utility?
What is Boot Camp Assistant?What is Snow Leopard?
What is Airport Utility?
What is Activity Monitor?
Quickly navigate to the Utilities folder
What are Utilities?
Forward delete on a Mac keyboard
Show or Hide Sidebar items via Preferences
Determine which updates have been installed by Software Update
Disable automatic updates in Software Update
Manually run Software Update on Mac OS X Leopard
Different ways to launch a Mac OS X Application
Expose for Apple keyboards that have volume controls on F9, F10, and F11
What is MobileMe Gallery?
What is iWeb?
What is iMovie?
Boot Camp External Drive
What is iPhoto?
Updated Guides
Boot Into Mac Os Bootcamp
- What is Lion?
- What is Mac OS X?
- MacBook Pro
- MacBook Air
- MacBook
- Choose Your Mac
- The Mac Models
- What are Utilities?
- What is Disk Utility?
- What is Boot Camp Assistant?
- What is Snow Leopard?
- What is Airport Utility?
- What is Activity Monitor?
- Quickly navigate to the Utilities folder
- Expose for Apple keyboards that have volume controls on F9, F10, and F11
- Forward delete on a Mac keyboard
- Show or Hide Sidebar items via Preferences
- Customize the Sidebar - Hide and Show
- Finder and Sidebar - an Ideal Combination
Boot To Mac Os Bootcamp
RSS Feed · Guides RSS Feed · About · Shop · Privacy Policy · Terms of Use · Best viewed in Safari, Firefox and Internet Explorer 7 or higher
Copyright © 2011 Switch To A Mac · All rights reserved. · All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their respective owners.