I've edited Bootcamp's ist to enable it to create a bootable USB stick with the Windows installer and drivers on, but upon reboot, it comes up with the missing operating system error. I'm running a 15" MBP early 2011 and have a 256gb SSD in the main drive bay, and a 500gb HDD in the optical drive bay. Last resort will be sourcing an external superdrive, but I thought I'd ask if there's an updated way to achieve this. Run your favourite sound track because your sound is now working.I've read many posts here and on other forums about installing Windows 7 from a USB stick, and I really don't want to start messing about with the VM Ware Fusion or Parallels options. Select Windows Vista from drop down menu and Click OK Select Properties> Compatibility > Check run in compatibility as shown below. This step is only for Windows 7 not Vista.
Step 2:Įxtract the right type of Driver (depending on your windows XP/ 7/ 32 bit/ 64bit) Step3:
Incase the above download link does not work, google “CirrusAudio.10.6.1.zip”. UPDATE: For newer Macbooks, you might need a newer driver which is availble here (As a request, please do not hotlink this file anywhere else or our server will automatically remove the file from server.) Again, do not worry if you are running Windows 7 or Vista. To Fix Simply follow the steps below Step 1:ĭownload the Macbook Pro Cirrus Logic CS4206A Driver from our server. This might also be helpful if your are having a very low sound volume. In macbook pro, you may also see a red light in your audio jack. You are running Vista or Windows 7 on a Macbook using bootcamp. It can be unibody/ Macbook Pro 13/ Macbook Pro 15 or any other screen size.Ģ.
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