I am just letting you know how i got around this problem. However it is your decision whether you want to do this or not. It is working now and here is how you do it.
But wait, It was installed what the heck is going on? So I searched the web to find a solution and found one.
#Boot camp 2.1 for windows xp install#
I kept getting this error whenever I installed Windows 7 64 bit version when using bootcamp, and when I wanted to install the bootcamp updates the above error came on stating that i needed to install BootCamp 3.0 first. If you had ever got error such as "Boot Camp 圆4 is unsupported on this computer model." I have a 2009 early version, 3. x86/32-bit works fine, but the kernel in Win 7 is a lot stricter. It is ridiculous they don't have the drivers now, Windows 7 has been available to them for almost a year. I know there are workarounds and tricks to make the 圆4 Apple drivers and software work, but unless you like hassle, I wouldn't bother and just wait for proper software from Apple. Performance is excellent, see my Windows Experience Index (WEI) results below. I didn't have sound or iSight camera, but everything else worked great and I was fine. If you can't wait, users are better off just using the drivers Windows 7 installs by default. Just a word of caution to people, I would not do it until Apple releases the Windows 7 compatible update. I saw similar things with Windows 7 圆4 RC and Leopard on my iMac and a laptop. I used System Restore of the Win7 DVD and that worked well to roll back all the Apple drivers. I then used the Snow Leopard DVD to install Apple software & drivers (running 64 bit version as Administrator from CMD prompt) and after reboot it Blue-Screened before Windows could load.
On my early 2009 iMac (3.06 Ghz with ATI HD 4850) today I installed a new BOOTCAMP partition and successfully installed the GA version of 圆4 Windows 7 Home Professional without issue.
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