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Dual boot Macbook Pro with Windows 7

Hi,

Hopefully the title says it all.  My objective is to be able to play my Steam games on Windows because not all of the games can be played through OSX Mavericks.

How do I get started and what do I need?
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Manjunath Sullad
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Are you getting any error ?

Update the display driver and check.
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Sorry if I was not clear.  I need step by step directions from beginning to completion.
here you go, the online video tutorial.

FYI - Install Windows with BOOTCAMP [OS X Mavericks]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQQmZclXSto
Below link will help you to update the Display drivers,

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/update-driver-hardware-isnt-working-properly#update-driver-hardware-isnt-working-properly=windows-7

Also I would recommend you to update Windows also --> Control Panel --> Windows update. --> Check online for updates.. ->
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agree with @Alan Hardisty
Parallels is able to use the dual boot BootCamp partition for the VM.  If it's fast enough, you don't have to reboot.  You still have the option to reboot for games that need more speed.
Thanks for the replies!  I will have to try this out this weekend.  Be back soon!
I have no had a chance to try this yet.  Apologies for the delays.  Busy week and weekend was busy.
No worries - I know the feeling only too well.

Appreciate the update.  Hopefully you will get some spare time soon to try out the various recommendations and settle on the one that works best for you.

Alan
Thanks again for the help, Experts!  Great job, Alan!
Glad you found out what works best for you and thanks for the points.

Alan