While that is one way of installing Windows, unless an individual has
the time to sit and wade through the installation, it just doesn't
seem practical to me. Tiger required very little input on my part,
and I was able to install the operating system in my Mac Mini and was
up and running in less than an hour and a half. There is a
motherboard that will allow for Windows installation that I heard
about a while back. It's made by Asis. Sorry if I misspelled the
name of the company, but it's sort of expensive, from what I was
told. Richie Gardenhire, Anchorage, Alaska.
- Re: OT: Windows install (was: Microsoft and Apple) Richie Gardenhire
- Re: OT: Windows install (was: Microsoft and Apple) Marshall F. Scott
- Re: OT: Windows install (was: Microsoft and Apple) John Heim
- Re: OT: Windows install (was: Microsoft and Apple) John Heim
- Re: OT: Windows install (was: Microsoft and App... Jude DaShiell
