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My computer woes never end... I've solved all the problems on my Mac side, now, onto Windows.... I just bought a brand new copy of Windows 7 64-bit. I installed it fine, but when I insert the OS X CD for drivers, I get a message that says "Bootcamp x64 is not supported" I went into the Disc...

I have everything backed up, and I did as you said, Delta, and went through the Erase Free Space process. It has not solved the issue and I still get the same error message as before. Is there something else I should do exactly, to reformat the disk like it wants me to? Again, forgive me as I...

DeltaMac, I was able to get rid of the TimeMachine backups following your instructions, thank you. I now have only the OS X disk. Now I'm running Boot Camp assistant to create a new partition for Windows. I chose the 32 GB option, and now I'm getting this message. As I am not...

Yes, the Time Machine backup was a mistake, there is no need for it to be there. Try as I might, I cannot erase it. I select the Time Machine Backups, select Erase, and it goes through the process, but the Backups are still there. I'm not incredibly savvy, is there another way I should be...

I'm running the latest version of Snow Leopard, and I want to create a partition for Windows 7. When I go to Boot Camp, I get this message. So, I went to Disk Utility. My startup disk is in the required format, and I don't have an existing partition for Windows, as far as I can see...