

VGA (had lots of trouble with this, ended up going to nvidia website to download correct graphics driver, also it would not work running their installer, so extracted driver and installed via device manager)Īfter this I tested and tested, because you don’t actually have bootcamp installed, you lose the functionality and options that gives you, put because we use bootpicker and osx and the default OS it hasn’t made any difference.Īs XP is not designed to work on this hardware, I haven’t found anything that hasn’t worked, but I cant guarantee everything will work for you. Keyboard + Mouse (found on the downloaded bootcamp cd) Click Microsoft Shared Computer Toolkit or Remote Desktop Connection. To uninstall these updates, follow these steps: Click Start, and then click Run.
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Step 3) Once installed, you will have no drivers and no support for keyboard and mouse, so plug in your wired keyboard and mouse in. If one or both updates are installed on your computer, remove these updates before you install Windows XP SP3. This will activate Windows XP using the command prompt. Open the command box and enter the command msoobe /a. Next, you will have the privilege to activate Windows XP right from the command box. Select 'Name & Extension' and rename the file.

Step 2) Follow bootcamp as normal, and follow the xp install through. Now, tick-fill the box labeled ‘Deny’ next to ‘Full Control Entry’. Edit the 'Install.wim' file extension using 'Get Info' in the right click menu. Also you will need a wired usb mouse and keyboard. This means that anyone still running Windows XP has not received support. Step 1) You will need Windows XP Disc (I used XP SP3) and the new windows 7 bootcamp disc, bootcamp assistant will ask you if you want to download this, do so. Mainstream support for Windows XP ended on April 14, 2009, with extended support lasting another five years. (Drivers included are for Late 2011 iMac12,1) Installing Windows XP on mid-late 2011 Apple Hardware
