Bootcamp or VMWare Fusion?
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thedreampolice
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Your boot camp is not setup properly, load the drivers, and are you using Pro tools? You cant really run music software in VMware.
EDIT I mean are you using Pro tools in boot camp.
EDIT I mean are you using Pro tools in boot camp.
Formant024
Digital Smokerings
ill o.g.
throw the osx disc in under bootcamp, it should show a partition for bootcamp drivers, then update to bootcamp 3.1. Should be good from there.
My disc is Bootcamp 3.1
The autorun causes the BSOD..towards the end of the installation.
SO I tried installing everything one by one through the disc. Still can't install any sound into it, the digi driver for my mbox isn't working.
i'm not going to be using PT for the windows...I'm using it for mac, which works fine.
The autorun causes the BSOD..towards the end of the installation.
SO I tried installing everything one by one through the disc. Still can't install any sound into it, the digi driver for my mbox isn't working.
i'm not going to be using PT for the windows...I'm using it for mac, which works fine.
thedreampolice
A backwards poet writes inverse.
What version of WIn7 are you installing?
thedreampolice
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Have you downloaded the latest boot camp drivers?
thedreampolice
A backwards poet writes inverse.
Ya man, maybe later today I could even remote in and take a look at your system. Email me your number. It is a pretty busy day today but I can try and give you a call like late afternoon/early evening oh and Chris is fine ha ha
Ok..I got it figured out...
I reinstalled my XP Pro...
When I put in the Bootcamp disk, it gave me the BSOD, I restarted then reinstalled the disk again, went through...Now when the OS found the new hardware (soundcard), I didn't install it...I just cancelled it out and let the disk finish installing. Then I went and updated the driver manually in device manager. Once it finished installing, I restarted the computer...EVERYTHING is in, now..I even have the boot camp icon on my tray....So I'm back in business!!!
I reinstalled my XP Pro...
When I put in the Bootcamp disk, it gave me the BSOD, I restarted then reinstalled the disk again, went through...Now when the OS found the new hardware (soundcard), I didn't install it...I just cancelled it out and let the disk finish installing. Then I went and updated the driver manually in device manager. Once it finished installing, I restarted the computer...EVERYTHING is in, now..I even have the boot camp icon on my tray....So I'm back in business!!!