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Bootcamp doesn't work
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it says I have to copy all my files 50GB -_- and format the drive -_-
at other sites they say defrag works but all those stupid defrag programs dwon't work I'm already searching a free defrag program for mac
for 2 ours. Don't say I better could buy a windows PC because I won't -_- I only use it for games

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I use a mac mini but I solve the problem just unplug the mouse
but know when my XP starts up It's starts an automatic defrag
I can stop it with pressing a key so i unplugged my mouse and pressed a button
but it didn't work (XP freeze if it tries to defrag so
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EDIT: know my mouse doesn't work -_- what's next
 

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Word of advice....don't use BootCamp. I've used it a couple times dual-booting with Vista/7 on my Macbook 2,1 and have had more problems than what it's worth. Look into rEFIt, a bootloader of sorts that sits over the Mac's EFI (their version of BIOS). Do a full format of your disk, install the Mac OS on a partition (save free space for the other OS(s) that you want), do all of your updates, then go online and find a dl for the Mac BootCamp drivers (I think they just release v 3?), then install Windows using the new BootCamp drivers.

Shoot me a PM if you get stuck or run into any issues that Google can't find for you.


Good luck! It's worth it in the end!
 

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