Feb 12, 2014. Boot Camp 5.1 updater adds Windows 64-bit driver support Apple released a Boot Camp 5 update that added 64-bit driver support for Windows 7 and Windows 8 on Tuesday. Instead of a single updater file, Apple has two updaters to choose from depending on which model Mac you own. Boot Camp is. This webpage contains the Boot Camp Drivers for Windows software to run on your Mac computer. You can download the drivers directly from this webpage.

I got my technet subscription of Windows 7 Ultimate x64 and have promptly installed it on my MacBook. I have not followed Apple's recommended procedure, as I had a previous partition setup with Vista Ultimate. In addition, my is NOT supposed to support x64 versions so I didn't use the assistant.

What I did use, however, was the option key to force boot to Windows 7 x64 DVD. On the Vista x64 DVD it would hang immediately after the 'Press any key to boot from CD/DVD.' With Windows 7 x64. Do Hanso Ka Joda Serial Song there. Everything is recognized and installed properly except for BlueTooth and iSight. Unfortunately, everything is recognized and installed with the generic Windows drivers so things like Keyboard support (brightness buttons), trackpad support (ie, touch scroll, etc.) do NOT work.

I don't have my Leopard disk handy as it is in a storage locker at the moment. No problem, I downloaded the 2.1 update and extracted each driver and ran the DPInst.exe installer in each folder. This installed the drivers, but none of the functions work. Download Firmware Acryan Playon Hd. I can see the 'Apple Keyboard' in Device Manager, but the keys don't work by themselves or with any combination of FN.

Same for the 'Apple TrackPad'. In addition, the Apple software (control panel, keyboard control software, mouse control software) I can't get to install or operate.

My laptop seems to run at a constant 1700MHz according to CPUz (it's 2.4GHz). I was able to force install the Bluetooth using the DPInst.exe program and it appears to operate, but I can't connect to any device even though I can see them in the BlueTooth 'Add Device' screen. It keeps coming back with an incorrect pin was entered, even with devices that have no pins (ie, a mouse). That's it for now. I'm currently being impatient with the driver situation and am scouring the internet for the 2.0 Vista x64 boot camp drivers to give them an attempt and see if they fair any better. I installed Windows 7 RTM on my unibody MBP (mid 2009) last night and it worked great.