How to run Windows XP on MAC

More and more people are buying Mac. apple Computer will add a technology to Leopard, the next major release of Mac OS X, allows you to install and run Windows XP on Mac. this technology is currently called Boot Camp. Now you can download its public beta version. the Boot Camp software creates 2nd partitions for Windows on the hard disk. allows Mac computers to install Microsoft's Windows operating system. currently, Boot Camp is provided for free. the official version of Boot Camp will be integrated into the Leopard system and support Windows Vista.

Boot Camp 1.4 beta:

1. Support for the keyboard backlight of the MacBook Pro

2. Apple Remote pairing (allows you to set the device that your Apple Remote control can control)

3. the graphics card driver is updated.

4. Improved Driver Installation for Bootcamp

5. Improved support for international keyboards

6. Fixed the localization of the Bootcamp software.

7. Updated the Windows Help file for Bootcamp.

System Requirements:

1. Mac OS X Tiger v10.4.6

2. Upgrade Firmware to the latest version.

3.10GB remaining disk space

4. Intel Core Mac

5. A blank space can be written into a CD

6. printer-print operation guide

7. Windows XP SP2 installation disk

Installation steps:

1. Ensure that the above system requirements are met

2. Boot Camp will automatically burn a CD with a drive for Windows

3. Boot Camp will help you install Windows XP and partition Windows

4. Insert the Windows XP installation disk, restart, and install Windows XP.

5. After installation is complete, restart the Mac, insert the CD in step 2 to the computer, and install the required driver.

6. Don't forget-upgrade your WIndows system at any time.