Macs without the Superdrive give you the additional choice of creating a bootable USB thumb drive from an ISO. Boot Camp 4.0, which includes all the necessary Windows drivers): On a Mac with an optical drive, the first dialogue box gives you the option to download the 'Windows support software' (i.e. So how does this work? First, start Mac OS X Lion and head over to Go/Utilities/Boot Camp Assistant. I'll describe these steps using Lion, though the procedure in Snow Leopard doesn't differ a lot (except for the fact that Windows XP and Vista won't work in Lion - yeah, Apple ditched 'legacy' support entirely with Boot Camp 4 and Lion). The first step requires you to shrink the Mac OS X volume and create a separate NTFS partition for Windows. Once restarted you should see the drive with drive letter in Windows' File Explorer.Step 1: Setting up your Boot Camp partition You should be asked to restart your computer.

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Paragon HFS+ Driver - Windows install process Once restarted you should be able to move data to the drive.

Download NTFS Driver - click here to download.Paragon NTFS Driver - Mac install process If you purchased a standard version of Backup Plus or GoFlex you will need to install the NTFS driver on your Mac computer. If you purchased a ‘For Mac’ drive you will need to install the HFS+ driver on your Windows computer. The driver you need depends on which Seagate drive you purchased. The Paragon Drivers allow you to use your Seagate drive with both Windows and Mac operating systems without having to reformat the drive.

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