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TomMac9998

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Oct 31, 2007
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Wales
Right,
I bought my new MacBook 2.2GHz late November 07, with Leopard pre-installed.
It's only now that I'm bothering with using boot camp and installing windows xp (I have the disc, so I thought i'd try it)

However, when i go to launch boot camp assistant, i just get one message which says "Boot Camp Assistant Beta has now expired" and a "Quit" button - there's nothing else I can do :S

Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can fix this?

Thanks!

Tom
 

kkat69

macrumors 68020
Aug 30, 2007
2,013
2
Atlanta, Ga
Right,
I bought my new MacBook 2.2GHz late November 07, with Leopard pre-installed.
It's only now that I'm bothering with using boot camp and installing windows xp (I have the disc, so I thought i'd try it)

However, when i go to launch boot camp assistant, i just get one message which says "Boot Camp Assistant Beta has now expired" and a "Quit" button - there's nothing else I can do :S

Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can fix this?

Thanks!

Tom

Something fishy here. I bought my wife's MacBook 2.2 before Thxgiving as an early xMass present and the bootcamp was NOT beta.

Leopard marked the final release of boot camp and the bootcamp on the leopard disk is NOT beta.

Sounds like someone downloaded bootcamp rather than install it from the disk. Remove the bootcamp or just run the bootcamp installer from the leopard install dvd.
 

TomMac9998

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Oct 31, 2007
7
0
Wales
back up disc?

I don't have the leopard dvd, i bought the macbook from apple, with leopard pre-installed.
would it be worth fishing out the restore dvds (or whatever they're called) which came with my mb?
also, how would i find the boot camp installer on the disc?

thanks, :)
 

kkat69

macrumors 68020
Aug 30, 2007
2,013
2
Atlanta, Ga
I don't have the leopard dvd, i bought the macbook from apple, with leopard pre-installed.
would it be worth fishing out the restore dvds (or whatever they're called) which came with my mb?
also, how would i find the boot camp installer on the disc?

thanks, :)

You have your restore disks, that will suffice

You can reinstall bootcamp from them. It's in the optional software bundle.
 
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