Aug 18
My MB is a Santa Rosa, and I’m annoyed that Apple doesn’t officially recognize that it supports Win7 64bit.

After some poking around, here’s how I got it to work.
- Download Bootcamp 4.0 Drivers, here’s a link on some Apple CDN for the .pkg file containing the drivers:
http://bit.fosk.it/bootcamp40 - Open this file with 7Zip in Windows, (the old version 4.65 is advised, here’s a link to download the portable 7-Zip version 4.65) and go through a few layers to extract
BootCampESD.pkg\Payload\Payload~\.\Library\Application Support\BootCamp\WindowsSupport.dmg\0.Apple_ISO - Rename the file from
0.Apple_ISOtoBootCamp4.iso - Extract the iso with 7Zip to a folder.
- From the Windows start menu, search for “cmd”, and right-click to run as administrator.
- Navigate to the extracted folder, for example:
E:
cd "WindowsSupport\Drivers\Apple" - From the prompt in that folder, run “msiexec /i BootCamp64.msi”
This worked for me, hope it helps you.





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I followed these steps and only one of the three mac mini’s i installed bootcamp 4.0 on had the “Apple USB Audio Device” driver installed under sound controllers in windows management. That was the only one that had working audio. Any ideas?
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