Boot Camp Windows 7 Install Black Screen
I recently burned an Windows 7 .iso image to a disk to perform a Windows 7 installation on my Mac Pro via Bootcamp. The installation seemed to be running fine but after a couple of reboots, I get a complete black screen with no cursor at all. I've read a few forums that had resolutions, but they were for iMacs only. Does anyone know if the iMac Resolution works for Mac Pro and/or if there is a resolution for Mac Pros?
Some say its the graphic card issue and other forums say iyou need specific drivers. Not sure where to go from here.
To get details on the iMac resolution, please click on link(but remember I am on a Mac Pro).
Thank you in advance!!
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3173
Boot Camp Windows 7 Install Black Screen Doors
I have a 17 unibody macbook pro running OS 10.6.2 and am trying to install Windows 7 on it through Bootcamp. I have partitioned my HD but when booting from the Windows 7 disc (or trying to boot it. I've installed Windows 7 on my macbook worked perfectly fine. I used the same disk and tried installing on my iMac. Yes I'm using bootcamp btw. And after the final installation process it restarts like its supposed to, but it boots in this blank screen with nothing on it. What am I supposed to do after that phase? As for my macbook, it just works.
Boot Camp Assistant makes it possible to install and run Windows operating system on Mac computers without using any virtualization software.
One needs to install required Boot Camp support software or drivers to make sure that keyboard, touchpad, displays and other components of Mac computer work great with Windows operating system.
If you are experiencing display, keyboard, mouse, audio, built-in camera or microphone issues while running Windows 10 on your Mac, you can repair the Boot Camp drivers to fix issues. You can repair the Boot Camp if the Boot Camp Control Panel is not working properly as well.
In addition to repairing the Boot Camp, this method can also be used to update Boot Camp drivers to the latest version.
Repair and update Boot Camp drivers in Windows 10
Complete the given below directions to repair the Boot Camp in Windows 10.
Step 1: The first step is to download the Boot Camp software from Apple. If you have access to the macOS on your Mac machine, refer to our how to download Boot Camp drivers for Windows 10 guide for step-by-step directions.
Alternatively, if you don’t have access to the macOS or removed macOS from your Mac computer, follow the instructions in our how to download Boot Camp drivers on Windows 10 without the Boot Camp Assistant guide to download Boot Camp support software.
Step 2: After downloading the Boot Camp drivers, open up the BootCamp folder and then run the Setup.exe located in that folder.
NOTE: If you have downloaded Boot Camp drivers to a USB drive, then the path to the setup file would be:
F:BootCampSetup.exe
Where “F” is the drive letter of the USB drive.
Step 3: Click the Repair button to install missing files and repair damaged Boot Camp drivers and data. Note that old drivers will be updated to the newest version during the process.
Step 4: Once done, click the Finish button. Reboot your computer when you are asked to do so. Restart and boot into Windows 10 again to check if Boot Camp and its drivers are working good now.
Our how to install Windows 10 on Mac without the Boot Camp guide might also interest you.