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I actually want to install the Visual studio in order to show that the Mac run faster the tools made for Windows.

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I have basically two problems because according to the tutorials that I found when you run the bootcamp you can create a disk with the drivers of your computer in order that you can use it on the windows xp partition for all the components.

How can I create the disk manually if I wasnt prompted to create one I install the windows xp SP2 but when it finish to load the files and we need to start the installation interface (not the blue screen one) I got in to a loop because if I aloud the computer to start alone it start from the disk and want to install the windows xp again, if I dont press any key to boot from the disk I receive an error message that states that I need to press any key, I press it and nothing happen.

So I re start and press the option key to boot from windows and I receive the same error message error press any key and nothing happened.

When I was installing I select the partition as is, FAT32 I never like this format but I really dont know if I can format in NTFS with the windows installer and dont loose any of my info on my Leopard partition.

Any ideas what to do in order to finish the re installation Regards.

You do have to be careful not to overwrite your Leopard installation.

Did you back up first If not, do you have an external hard drive You can back up your data using Time Machine.

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The external hard drive will have to be formatted with Mac OS X Extended file format (also called HFS with journaling).

If youd rather clone your OS X partition, you can use a free program called Carbon Copy Cloner.

Now, if you know the size of your OS X partition and of your Windows partition you can pick the appropriate partition to install Windows into.

Let us know if you have more problems.

Remember, installing anything brings with it the risk of data loss.

If i acces my Leopard partition and access to the other hard drive actualy I can see the windows files but I am no able to finish the installation.

BootCamp, under Leopard, does not create a drivers install CD.

When you successfully boot to Windows, just insert your Leopard installer DVD, and the drivers installer will autorun.

I tried with an OEM version with SP2 as well and I have the same problem.

Regards.

Then run Boot Camp again, and create a new partition, and start the install process again.

As there is a variety of ideas about what consists of an OEM version of Windows install, do you mean like OEM for DELL or HP, or some other company (which I will call third-party OEM) Or do you mean a Windows install that is actually called an OEM version, but with no brand name other than Microsoft A third-party OEM install wont help you at all.

Another choice (if you are trying to use XP Pro), boot to your Win installer CD, and run the Windows repair tool.

That might help. Are you sure that you really need Windows Maybe this is all a warning message to stay away from MS, eh.

That its the reason that I tied with the windows xp pro for my dell computer but I actually have the same result.

And the installation of windows its to proof to some friend that mac are more powerfull than pc because they handle the two os or more at the same time with a exceptional performance.

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