If you have multiple OS installation disks, be sure to use the drivers on the disks that is the most recent release of OS X. Run the installer, then reboot the system.Open the "Windows Support" disk (The Leopard DVD) and start the Boot Camp installer.When the system starts up, cancel any "Found New Hardware" wizards that may start.Open the "Boot Camp" drivers and remove them, confirm, and reboot the system.Restart the computer and insert the OS X installation DVD that came with your computer (not any other Leopard DVD).
This problem generally happens because you have the improper drivers installed for Boot Camp, and need to reinstall them from the disks that came with your system. I have inserted Leopard disc in Vista and installed boot camp but still I can't make the resolution higher." "I have installed Vista Home Premium under boot camp (OS X 10.5.7) but in preferences I can only get the maximum of 1280x960 while my screen resolution on SyncMaster P2250 in OS X is 1920x1080.(I am using new Mac mini with NVIDIA GeForce 9400). In some instances this might happen after attempting to customize the hardware or driver setups in windows, but in other instances may happen from the first time that Boot Camp is used.Īpple discussion poster " Wiktor Kidziak1" writes: There may be times when booting into Windows via Boot Camp may not display the desired screen resolution.
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