Bootcamp will partition the drive for you and then after that it's just like installing and running Windows on any other PC. I think they're nuts for not using the existing Macs.

Bootcamp 3 drivers are MUCH better and less ridden with issues. I would strongly recommend delaying a bootcamp install of windows 7 without them. I haven't heard of any issues like the one you're ...

Others might want to install Windows natively on their Mac using Boot Camp for full the performance required to run many Windows-only games.

Many have been waiting for official support from Apple before installing Windows 7 on their Macs, and the recent updates may not be as straightforward as updating Boot Camp and installing Windows 7.

Boot Camp is a multi-boot utility in OS X that lets you install Windows on Intel-based Macs. It handles disk partitioning, installation of Windows device drivers, and also includes a Windows ...

If you own a MacBook Pro and you are planning to install a copy of Windows 7, here is a Step by Step Guide to be successful without using any optical drive.

Eyeing Windows 7 but feeling left out in Mac land? Well, if you have 10GB to spare and a DVD burner, here’s how to join the Win7 party for free with Boot Camp.

If you're on a Mac but want to know what the Windows 7 Beta fuss is about, the SimpleHelp weblog walks through installing Win7 using Boot Camp, Apple's solution for dual-booting Windows on a Mac.

5. Insert your Windows XP install disc and start the installation process. 6. Be sure to format the Windows partition named "BOOTCAMP" before continuing with the remainder of the Windows XP setup.