In July 29, 2015, Microsoft officially launched Windows 10. Probably to support WIN10, Apple launched the new BootCamp driver (August 12) around 6.0, with a size of more than 2 GB. The latest driver is often not the most suitable. Previously, we installed Windows 7 on a MacBook Air with OS X 10.10.3 in 2013, it is normal to use the BootCamp assistant to start the U disk, download the driver, partition, format the BootCamp area after restart, and copy the system file. However, an error is reported when the file is restarted for the first time. File: Windowssystem32driversAppleSSD. sys, status: 0xc0000428, information: Windows cannot verify the digital signature of this file. Before installation, it is correct to use a terminal in the Apple system to verify the MD5 value of 677408 of the original WIN7 image, and it is useless to change the U disk. The reason for searching on the network is Windowssystem32driversAppleSSD. sys ", it is said that Apple released the Bootcamp August 12, 2015 driver in 6.0 for Win10, so a digital signature error will be reported when we installed Win7 with BootCamp 6.0.
In the official Apple forum, I found the simplest solution for reporting the error AppleSSD shared by foreigners. sys problem method: you can use the BootCamp assistant in the Apple system to select the first two items for starting the USB flash drive and downloading the driver, delete The Drive folders $ WinPEDriver $ and BootCamp in the U Drive, and add the $ WinPEDriver $ and Boot Camp folders in the appropriate Boot Camp 5.1.5640 driver package to the U Drive root directory, finally, open the BootCamp assistant and select only the third item to install WIN7 normally. (Download the Boot Camp 5.1.5640 software is provided below)
This method is suitable for installing Win7 on 2013 and 2014 MacBook Air/Pro/iMac and reporting AppleSSD. sys problem (PS: After 2015, the new Apple Mac computer installed Windows dual-system can only install Windows 8 or above ).
