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    W7 MacBook

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Beatsiz, Mar 7, 2009.

  1. Beatsiz

    Beatsiz Life Enthusiast

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    So I installed W7 using BootCamp so I could boot up natively if I ever needed anything...
    However... I still havent figured out how to get the internet working on it...
    I've tried NAT, Bridged and Host only...

    I definitely think it's a Driver thing... does anybody know what drivers I need for my 2.4GHz Alu. Unibody MacBook under W7 in VMware?



    What I really really want to do is use the VMware Fusion>Preferences>Default Applications and use:

    -Open Mail (mailto) with: ***
    [I want to use Windows Live Mail because its offline and online and fully hotmail and just... perfect]

    -Open Web Pages (http, https) with: ***
    [I use Safari and Firefox alot but using Google Chrome would be nice, and... Quake Live on Internet Explorer Anyone? Heck Yeah!!! Your Welcome for this idea haha]


    PS: Reinstalled W7, updating it and then moving on to VMware again and HOPEFULLY itll work
     
  2. Beatsiz

    Beatsiz Life Enthusiast

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    Anyone?!

    I reinstalled everything for NOTHING...

    Same situation... what an idiot I am... waster another couple hours on windows [>.<]


    I just really need to know how to install the Network Adapter since it says that its not installed...


    PLEASE, any input on this?
     
  3. Chrysaor

    Chrysaor Notebook Consultant

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    You need ethernet0.virtualDEV = "e1000" in the vmx.
     
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    Theros123 Web Designer & Developer

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    When I tried installing Vista under VMware in Ubuntu awhile back, I was not able to get the networking aspect to work either...I think it had to do something with VMware not supporting that just yet. However, that was like a year ago, it should be good to go now...?
     
  5. Beatsiz

    Beatsiz Life Enthusiast

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    How do I do this?



    Found It... now VMware sayd Boot Camp Partition File Damaged...

    Its "Fixing" it right now