


Here were a few other individuals who had run across the same keyboard not working issue. After you do this, it will allow your flash drive to be bootable, or be read as a DVD in your Mac. A little searching for Windows 7 install Macbook Air keyboard not working might seem like a bit of a long set of search terms, but this ever evolving search engine of Google’s found me a couple of posts in an Apple Support forum.

Click "Continue", and select the first task only, "Create a Windows 7 or later version Install Disk". After that you can use Spotlight, Launchpad, or Utilities to find Bootcamp Assisstant. Take a long breath the next 12 steps may seem like climbing Everest, but it’s much easier than you think. The link is: Click whichever ISO image you want to download and move it to the desktop of your laptop. To finish the installation, you have to follow the onscreen instructions. Home Premium only has the very basic features, and Ultimate has everything, but includes a lot of unnecessary features which you probably won't use. I would recommend Professional, since that has all the most useful features. Here is a link with Windows 7 Ultimate, Professional, Home Premium, in English, Chinese, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, and Korean, in 32 and 64 bit ISO images (Only download the 64 bit). Also if you are using Bootcamp 5.0, it will only work for 64-bit ISO images. If you already own a Windows 7 physical copy, it is legal to download an ISO image online, if you don't, well. Once the Windows 7 installation wizard starts, choose Custom Installation. This will take about 4-5 minutes to load (depending on usb drive speed) 3. Normally, you would buy it, but you can only get it online or from re-sellers since it is about two years old. Choose our Windows USB drive and let your Macbook Air reboot into the installation CD/DVD (like you would normally see when installing Windows 7 from DVD). If you have an external DVD drive (you can get one for. First, you'll need to have a file of Windows 7. In theory you can download these from Microsoft, but I was unable to.
