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How to install the Boot Camp 3.1 update


Mac Windows

This very brief tutorial will show you how to install the 3.1 Boot Camp Update in Windows.

  1. Make sure you’ve booted your Mac into Windows. From the Start menu select All Programs and then Apple Software Update
  2. Make sure there’s a check mark in the box labeled Boot Camp Update (version 3.1) and click the Install 1 Item button. Note: you can also install iTunes, QuickTime, Safari etc – but it’s not mandatory.
  3. The Apple Software Updater will now download the Boot Camp Update.
  4. The installation will take place right after the download has completed. You may notice that your screen flickers a few times during the installation – this is totally normal.

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  6. Once the installation has completed, click the Yes button to complete the installation.

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  8. Your Mac (running Windows..) now has all the current drivers to make sure the hardware works with Windows.

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  1. Alex says

    a mi me sale que tengo la version 2.2 pero a la hora de entrar ahi no me sale el boot camp update pero si me sale el safari y el quicktime e itunes alguien me podria ayudar..gracias de ante mano

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