How to Install Windows XP on MacBook with macOS High Sierra WITHOUT BootCamp

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Find out how to Windows XP on a MacBook late 2009 with macOS High Sierra, WITHOUT BootCamp!

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I no longer have the mac DVD that has bootcamp drivers on. Can you provide a link where I can download the drivers?

joeyye

my setup stuck mostly on 35min. I manage once to boot on windows xp but couldn't use the keyboard und touchpad to go forward

TheEndsieg

I did it without tutorial. Do you have drivers?

windowswhistler

mine does this weird thing were it has an error copying dll files, is it the cd drive or cd itself??

Kramechop

My F8 key isn't working. I used a SP3

SunsetShoreGuy

I can’t get past “Windows NT has found only 352K of low memory. 512k of low memory is required to run Windows NT. You may need to upgrade your computer or run a configuration program provided by the manufacturer”

MacBook Pro 2013
Tried both USB and external disk drive. Tried both x86 SP3 and x64 SP2

JAMES-yozf

Do the files on that macbook installer disk exist on the internet somewhere? everything worked following up until XP boots, it's missing a bunch of drivers.

tonyq

hi, does this work on an early 2013 retina macbook pro? it has an i7 chip and SSD, thanks

allenying

Hi, my internal optical drive doesn't work, can I use an external optical or USB drive?

Cheers.

barryspicer

i need that boot camp DVD can you upload a copy? WHERE CAN I GET THOSE BOOTCAMP DRIVERS? my SUPPORT DVD has drivers for WINDOWS 7 only. not Xp.

HolyJoeRockandRoll

cant install drivers... try to use 2.1 bootcamp drivers without luck. dont have any macos discs... have mid 2010 macbook. any help?

Exor_

Hi, where can I get the Windows XP iso file?

MacintoshFanTechnology

Does it work for windows 2000 or 98 or NT5 and NT4 or 95

WindowsNT

CAUTION!
Before you install Windows XP, please read this!
As Windows XP ONLY supports IDE Storage System by default, you need to get a copy on Windows XP with SATA Drivers included IF you are using a Modern HDD (Any HDD that is not IDE), or simply use NLite to modify your ISO copy and package SATA drivers inside the copy, if your Mac or MacBooks HDD is a IDE Drive (if your Mac is old), you don't have to follow anything here.

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