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I used to install a VMware image, but I plan to replace it with the bootcamp image once I get that done haven't even activated windows. I've made a partition using bootcamp assistant, and I have an. I've done searches here on this topic, and it seems like everyone gave in and picked up the Superdrive. View 8 Replies View Related MacBook Air :: Installing XP Without Superdrive? Jun 16, 2008 I would like to reinstall my MBA, I have not the superdrive, how can I proceed, I would like the next owner of my laptop to have my computer like New In Box.
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View 1 Replies View Related MacBook Air :: How To Reinstall OSX Without Superdrive Apr 8, 2008 my second problem is that i want to connect my superdrive trough a hub but it seems to be impossible can any one plz help URGENT. is there anything i can do to boost its performance without actually having to buy peripherals.
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Info:MacBook Air (11-INCH, MID 2011), Mac OS X (10.7.4) View 1 Replies View Related OS X :: Macbook Air Airport & Superdrive Oct 23, 2009 View 21 Replies View Related MacBook Air :: Use Its Superdrive With Another Such As Pro? Jun 9, 2012Ĭan I use the MacBook Air superdrive with another Mac, such as a MacBook Pro? What do you think? Btw, this is assuming the regular MacBook does not change in size, since that would sway peoples opinions. I would actually perfer thicker with a superdrive, since I want an air but I want it to be like a MacBook but thinner. I was thinking, for the next generation MacBook Air, would you want a slightly thicker (thickest part is 0.9in, tinnest is ~0.35in) laptop with a built in Superdrive, more ports, etc, or would you perfer that Apple moves away from this with a thinner computer (0.1in thinnest, 0.6in thickest), but with same limited ports. What's the next best alternative to avoid dropping the $100 on the drive? View 3 Replies View Related MacBook Air :: Slightly Ticker With Superdrive Or Slightly Thinner Without Superdrive? Jul 27, 2008 I could pick one up but I'm not sure I'll need it much outside of getting up and running with a fresh OS. I need to do a clean install and don't have a superdrive. MacBook Air :: Best Alternative To Superdrive For Doing A Clean Install? Oct 31, 2008