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[SOLVED] Remove Boot Camp on an MBP with Win7 x64 Ultimate and no OSX?
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Well, there is no OSX. I was bequeathed a mid-2012 MacBook Pro Retina; I have no experience with Apple devices and honestly had no interest in them, but the MBP is a really nice-looking machine and a hell of a lot easier to haul around than my HP Elitebook 17" which weighs like 10 lb. So I figured 'what the hell? It's an Intel PC; I'll just install Windows.' So I stuck a Win7 x64 Ultimate flash drive into it, deleted the Mac partitions and installed Win7. I then installed Boot Camp Support Software 5.1.5621 to get the Apple drivers but it seems like after I installed Boot Camp the startup feels like it's taking a lot longer. That's why I was curious.
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