I had recently bought the latest 13 inch MacBook Pro and installed both Snow Leopard and WIndows 7 Ultimate via BootCamp. Everything went well save for an annoying problem with the audio not being able to work. Puzzling. After several unsuccessful tries I found out that this was a problem with BootCamp 3.0, and not Windows 7 compatibility. It seems that BootCamp 2.2 is more friendly than its latter release.
The solution to this problem is to find BootCamp 2.2 in the Apple website and extract the audio drivers from the installation file using 7ZIP. If you’re like me and have encountered this problem, then you’re in luck — I’ve extracted the files using 7ZIP (Note: I only have the 32bit audio drivers for Windows 7, not the 64bit ones.).
If you need the file (note: this is for 32bit Windows), access it through my Dropbox.
Good luck!
2 replies on “MacBook Pro: How to fix audio problems running Windows 7 via BootCamp”
Is there a fix for NO AUDIO in Windows 7 running in a Mac Book Pro partition? I HAVE TRIED EVERY THING!!!!
Thanks mate – I’ve been looking for the solution to this for a while – it works!!!