[SOLVED] I run MAC with Boot Camp. How do I connect to the internet when I'm in

[rsaharvey]

I have a MAC with Boot Camp which enables me to set aside a separate area for Windows. I'm running Windows XP. My problem is when I get into Windows I don't know how to connect to the internet. I understand that I need specific drivers to accomplish this.
How do I proceed?
I've been running MAC for years but am illiterate when it comes to Windows.
Thanks

 

[Mousemonkey]

This topic has been moved from the section Windows XP to section Mac OS X by Mousemonkey

 

[acron1]

I have a MAC with Boot Camp which enables me to set aside a separate area for Windows. I'm running Windows XP. My problem is when I get into Windows I don't know how to connect to the internet. I understand that I need specific drivers to accomplish this.
How do I proceed?
I've been running MAC for years but am illiterate when it comes to Windows.
Thanks

If I remember correctly when you run the BootCamp Assistant application in the Utilities folder it prompts you to download the appropriate drivers for your computer.
Go ahead and do that but go no further as if you do you will overwrite your BoorCamp partition. Once you download the drivers you can a: put them on a shared folder, b: burn then on a CD or c: put them on a USB drive and then boot into Windows and install them... you should be all set.

 

[BLABALL]

I have a MAC with Boot Camp which enables me to set aside a separate area for Windows. I'm running Windows XP. My problem is when I get into Windows I don't know how to connect to the internet. I understand that I need specific drivers to accomplish this.
How do I proceed?
I've been running MAC for years but am illiterate when it comes to Windows.
Thanks

If I remember correctly when you run the BootCamp Assistant application in the Utilities folder it prompts you to download the appropriate drivers for your computer.
Go ahead and do that but go no further as if you do you will overwrite your BoorCamp partition. Once you download the drivers you can a: put them on a shared folder, b: burn then on a CD or c: put them on a USB drive and then boot into Windows and install them... you should be all set.

DOESN'T WORK DUDE WHY DONT YOU TRY!