that doesn't sound right about the volume label. I think it should be
recognized as "bootcamp". On the Mac side, you should see the "bootcamp"
volume on your desktop along with your "MacintoshHD" volume. What do you see
there? How did you install windows7? did you do it blind? Maybe the
instructions you followed weren't quite right and missed a crucial step.
Bootcamp assistant is responsible for creating the "bootcamp" partition,
then Windows7 takes over and formats it and installs there. It should be
named "bootcamp" by the bootcamp assistant utility. If it isn't, that'd make
me wonder if something went wrong with the install.
I have both the PDF detailing the install process, and a website that tells
how to step-by-step install windows7, giving the various installation
screens and the information you need to fill in on each. I had a sighted
person with some computer savvey help me through the install process - it
was worth it. Face it, some things we just can't do so good without sight.
the website with step-by-step install instructions for windows7 is:
www.blackviper.com/os-install-guides/windows-7-install-guide/
The PDF file can be had from within the bootcamp assistant utility.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Bruinenberg" <cbrui...@gmail.com>
To: <macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2012 3:47 PM
Subject: Re: windows 64 bit and bootcamp.
Hi Phil.
I did the exact same thing but when i run the setup file, it says that
bootcamp has encountered an error and cant continue.
The only option is a finish button. One thing i have noticed is that the
bootcamp partition that is made is always just an unlabeled volume.
Could this be the reason?
Thanks.
Chris
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