Windows Vista installed. BCUPDATE not working

[digiegg]

Hey guys.
I just installed Vista 64bit on my Mac Pro.
I don't have Leopard or Mac OS installed at all due to my graphic cards problem.
So I installed it successfully and I downloaded the BCUpdateVista64
When I click on it, it asks me, "Allow", and I allow it.
Then nothing happens...
This is a English version of Vista 64bit Ultimate.
Can someone help me?

 

[ljay]

Hey guys.
I just installed Vista 64bit on my Mac Pro.
I don't have Leopard or Mac OS installed at all due to my graphic cards problem.
So I installed it successfully and I downloaded the BCUpdateVista64
When I click on it, it asks me, "Allow", and I allow it.
Then nothing happens...
This is a English version of Vista 64bit Ultimate.
Can someone help me?

I had the same problem on my unibody macbook pro. I found that I had to install the drivers from my bootcamp disk before the update would work with my 64 bit vista ultimate version. I guess it's not a stand alone update version. I explored the disk and installed just the x64 vista drivers and I was then able to install the update package.

 

[digiegg]

how did you burn the bootcamp cd?

 

[ryannazaretian]

how did you burn the bootcamp cd?

It's your Install Disk 1 for OSX. Pop it in the tray and it should begin.

 

[DerekStiles]

So...

The problem I am having is that I lost my OSX discs in a fire Is there any other way to get those boot camp files installed?

 

[hardrock121]

may be try torrents?

 

[Stridder44]

Hey guys.
I just installed Vista 64bit on my Mac Pro.
I don't have Leopard or Mac OS installed at all due to my graphic cards problem.
So I installed it successfully and I downloaded the BCUpdateVista64
When I click on it, it asks me, "Allow", and I allow it.
Then nothing happens...
This is a English version of Vista 64bit Ultimate.
Can someone help me?

Did you download it through Software Update (in Windows) or did you download the stand-alone installer?