Can I install Windows Vista on Macbook Air 2014?

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Now, this may come as a stupid question to Expert Mac Users. It also may sound stupid that I want to install Vista. It's a personal choice lmao
So, can I install windows Vista with Bootcamp? Or is this not possibe?
 

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Why not just try it out? If it works, then you know you can do it, if it doesn't work, then you can't. You never know until you actually try.
I want to try, but I'm not sure if Apple still has the Bootcamp drivers for Vista considering how old it is. I appreciate the comment, though! I probably will try regardless :D
 

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windows 7/onwards started booting 'better', supporting efi etc... i don't think vista had that, so that might make it harder.
i'm not sure how difficult it would be. really, tell us why, i'm interested. just the novelty value of running vista on a mac?
 

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windows 7/onwards started booting 'better', supporting efi etc... i don't think vista had that, so that might make it harder.
i'm not sure how difficult it would be. really, tell us why, i'm interested. just the novelty value of running vista on a mac?
I'm not sure how to explain it. I just like the old "simple" feeling of it.
 
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