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1. 2010 MACBOOK PRO CASE HOW TO
2. 2010 MACBOOK PRO CASE INSTALL
3. 2010 MACBOOK PRO CASE DRIVERS
4. 2010 MACBOOK PRO CASE WINDOWS 10
5. 2010 MACBOOK PRO CASE WINDOWS 8

2010 MACBOOK PRO CASE INSTALL

2010 MACBOOK PRO CASE WINDOWS 10

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2010 MACBOOK PRO CASE WINDOWS 8

I also installed my Windows 8 using a USB like you so you should be able to do it. If you get stuck I can look harder to see if I can find the disc I made when I set up this MacBook and can see if there is a way I can get them to you.

2010 MACBOOK PRO CASE DRIVERS

I would recommend trying to download the Windows 7 drivers again using Bootcamp Assistant because they should work for you at least enough to get up and running until you do the updates. I have the Windows 7 Drivers from the install I did on my 17" MacBook Pro but I can't seem to find the disc for the install I did on this machine (my 13"). I also had to reboot my MacBook Pro while holding down the alt/option key and then selected the Windows partition as it hung during the process but it must have completed as it worked when I went into it that way. The only driver that didn't work is the trackpad so if you have a USB mouse handy that would come in helpful. The most recent Windows 7 drivers should work enough to get you up and running, I used the ones from the last version of Bootcamp Assistant. It is probably worth persevering because it will work really well when you finally get it to work. I am really happy with its performance now on mine. I wish I could have been of more help but I wanted you to know that it was at least possible to run Windows 8 well on your MacBook Pro model. I was initially surprised at how much space Windows 8 took up but after searching other forums I found I was able to free up a substantion amount of space (I think around 30GB if I remember correctly). The only other thing I would note is that if you are short of space on the Windows partition, you can free up a lot of additional space by deleting the Windows 7 recovery once Windows 8 is up and running.

2010 MACBOOK PRO CASE HOW TO

All I can say for certain is that you can install Windows 8 and have it work really well on this MacBook if you upgrade from Windows 7, it just takes a bit of searching on forums as to how to get the trackpad working smoothly. Unfortunately, I don't know how to install Windows 8 directly (clean install) without installing Windows 7 first but if you search some more I think others have done it. My trackpad then worked and I went on to make some changes to get the clicking to work the way I wanted and to lower the sensitivity of the scrolling. Then to get the trackpad working I followed advice I found on another forum which basically consisted of going to the drivers section (Device Manager) of Windows 8 and changing the drivers which were marked yellow (as not working or compatible) to USB drivers. Initially the trackpad didn't work so I used a USB mouse and then updated Windows 8 with the most recent patches, etc.

I made sure to fully update Windows 7 before upgrading. In my case I installed Windows 7 first and then upgraded to Windows 8. That is a mistake in my opinion because I would have bought another MacBook perhaps in a year or two but I won't if I think Apple is trying to force customers to upgrade early unnecessairly. If Apple is not supporting Windows 8 in the hope that people will just buy new MacBooks more frequently I think it will backfire on them because that shows they don't care about thier customers.

I also own a 17" MacBook Pro 2011 and a myriad of other Apple products and to me it is important that my laptop is able to run Windows even though I use the OS side more frequently. I had been waiting for Apple to issue properly supported drivers just because I like to ensure I keep everything as up to date and compatable as possible and I am rather annoyed that Apple isn't supporting this model but at least you can get it working. I am not 100% certain that the trackpad gestures all work, however, most of them seem to, I was able to adjust the clicks to my preference and scrolling up and down and sideways works. I have been running Windows 8 on the same model (MacBook Pro 13" (mid 2010) for about a month and haven't experienced any issues with it so far.