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Moybus:


--- Quote from: Lil Robot on June 10, 2010, 05:43:49 PM ---So, does anyone know how to fix this?
My dad buys an iMac.
My dad decides to install Windows 7 on it.
Dual boot menu doesn't show up.
Mac OS X appears in the Boot Menu when I hold Esc upon booting.
I select it, I simply get an error that it's missing a file that I need to put in my Windows directory.
I can't access the Mac partition at all.
I'll give you the name if it benefits.

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do you have the latest version of boot camp that's windows 7 compatible? I hold option key to select partitions. and lastly, this is not a help thread.

how are you posting this anyways

Fizzles:

SO
INCREDIBLY
GROSS

SeventhSandwich:


--- Quote from: DracoSoul on June 10, 2010, 05:43:28 PM ---You're only trying to justify the fact you spent thousands of dollars on something you can't play most games on. Acceptance is the first step to recovery, my friend.

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1. My parents bought it

2. It only cost 1,500$, which isn't financially much for my family.

3. I can play all games because I use a program that comes with Leopard called Bootcamp. I have Vista installed on a partitioned 31.8 GB volume.

Blockoman:


--- Quote from: SeventhSandwich on June 10, 2010, 05:50:11 PM ---1. My parents bought it

2. It only cost 1,500$, which isn't financially much for my family.

3. I can play all games because I use a program that comes with Leopard called Bootcamp. I have Vista installed on a partitioned 31.8 GB volume.

--- End quote ---
He's gonna say "Hurr even you wish you had a windows"

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