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I haven't checked what drivers are missing - I know for certain the graphics drivers were missing I only have the generic PNP adapter driver showing in Device Manager.

It is absolutely the 32-bit version and I am very sure the BC drivers are for my iMac, unless I'm somehow reading the table wrong. Hi, very sorry about not responding, I completely forgot about this thread and I guess MR emails go into my spam folder :/.

Searching for and installing the graphics drivers through Windows Update, if this is even possible.

Tried installing the drivers individually from the 'Drivers' folder in the BC download - Either showed an error on installation or installed but didn't change anything.

Running Apple Hardware Test 3A111 to test for hardware issues that would cause the drivers to not be installed - Showed zero issues during extended testing.

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Manually installing the graphics drivers from AMD's website and the online Microsoft Update Catalog - installed, but didn't fix the display issues.

Downloading Boot Camp support software from Apple's website using this link in the table and saving it onto a FAT/MBR external disk - works, but display drivers don't install.

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Downloading Boot Camp support software through the Boot Camp app - failed with 'Can't install Windows Support Software because it is not currently available from the Software Update server' ( image).Boot Camp cannot download the support software, and downloading the software from Apple's website instead and then installing it in Windows results in the graphics drivers not installing despite not showing any errors, resulting in a horribly stretched screen.Windows 7 support software is downloaded through Boot Camp, Windows 7 is installed, and the Boot Camp software is then installed and the display works as normal.

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I can just get the program installers from another PC and then copy them to the iMac. I know Windows 7 isn't supported, but I plan to leave the entire device offline after installing all of the Windows updates through a mobile hotspot as compared to my home network. But, if that is what will fix it, I am more than happy to do that as I'd rather have Windows 7 be on my iMac rather than the MacBook because the iMac actually seems to perform much better and can run Minecraft with OptiFine at normal graphics around 60 FPS whereas the MacBook can only get 20.

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I have not tried to install or search for the display drivers through Windows Update, as I would have to first deregister the license key on my 2008 MacBook, and then install hundreds of updates through WSUSOffline so the computer can actually connect to the update server. I have also tried to install the display drivers manually from the Microsoft Update Catalog and from AMD's website, but neither work. I am using the same install DVD, which is a legitimate purchase from the Microsoft Store. When I had installed Windows 7 on my early 2008 MacBook, the initial installation of Windows 7 (not the Boot Camp software) started with a stretched screen, but halfway through the installation, the screen flashed and then the display looked normal, so I guess it installed the graphics drivers during the initial installation? This is not the case with the iMac. The display drivers in Windows after installing the Boot Camp software is just the generic PNP one that results in either a horribly low-resolution screen or one that is so stretched out that you can't read anything. The installation shows zero errors despite not installing the drivers properly, and no error messages ever appear that would indicate a problem with the installation. Downloading the drivers from Apple's website using this link in the table and saving it onto a FAT/MBR external disk works, but when I try to install it in Windows 7, it seems to install the drivers, but it always misses the display drivers and occasionally the audio drivers, even after a restart or trying to 'repair' the program. Trying to download the drivers from Boot Camp Assistant gives me the error 'Can't install Windows Support Software because it is not currently available from the Software Update server' ( image).

I have an old late 2006 20-inch 2.16 GHz iMac that I'm trying to install Windows 7 Professional on using Boot Camp 4.0.4 because Lion doesn't get 5.

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