Mac Partition w/o internet

[Deleted User]

Partitioned my Mac, but can't get an internet connection on the Windows side. Somebody please help.

 

[El Presidente]

Moved to Computers & IT, you'll likely get a better response here.

 

[Speed Daemon]

Precisely what do you mean by "partition"? Is this a virtual machine partition, like VMware? Or are you referring to a disk partition? How is Windows being run?

 

[mikedt]

Partitioned my Mac, but can't get an internet connection on the Windows side. Somebody please help.

So you must have done this with Apple's Boot Camp tool. Which allows you to dual boot Win and OS X on a Mac. Did you install the required drivers that allows Windows to run properly and be fully supported on a Mac? If you got a Mac with a DVD drive, the Windows drivers should be on the one of the OS X DVDs. If there's no DVD, you can get the required Windows drivers from Apple's website. Just search for Boot Camp Windows Drivers on Apple's website. You'll have to download them in OS X, and put them on a USB key so you can install them into Windows.

Full Boot Camp instructions are here, with everything you need to know.
Apple - Support - Boot Camp

 

[Deleted User]

So you must have done this with Apple's Boot Camp tool. Which allows you to dual boot Win and OS X on a Mac. Did you install the required drivers that allows Windows to run properly and be fully supported on a Mac? If you got a Mac with a DVD drive, the Windows drivers should be on the one of the OS X DVDs. If there's no DVD, you can get the required Windows drivers from Apple's website. Just search for Boot Camp Windows Drivers on Apple's website. You'll have to download them in OS X, and put them on a USB key so you can install them into Windows.

Full Boot Camp instructions are here, with everything you need to know.
Apple - Support - Boot Camp

Thanks. It was the drivers. Re-installed them, and it's all good now.

 

[SiempreTuna]

Of course, you could just buy a proper computer instead of a toy

They're actually cheaper ..