Boot Camp Windows Black Screen

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by binetandoliafer 2020. 10. 25. 23:32

Recently I was making a Boot Camp installation of Windows 7 on my iMac, however, it did not go as smoothly as expected. During the installation process the screen went infinitely black, and it was not possible to continue the installation process.

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Aug 13, 2020 How to fix black screen with desktop access on Windows 10. If you see a black screen after signing into Windows 10 and can still use the mouse pointer, it could be a problem with the Windows. Mar 13, 2020 - A subsequent reboot yields a Windows logo, and then black-screen. Going into Advanced Options shows that boot record has been corrupted. Boot back to safe-mode, downgrade display adapter driver to 'Microsoft Basic Display Adapter', boot to Normal Mode and even connect to internet, everything is fine again, NO issues, NO black screen. Sep 07, 2010 I followed the instructions from Apples website to install Windows 7 on a partition within Bootcamp. The installation goes fine initially, but when the computer restarts to go into Windows 7 to finish the installation.it starts the restart but as it enters Windows the screen goes black!

Boot Camp 3.0 (Mac OS X Snow Leopard)
Windows 7

Doing a little search, I found the following solution on how to fix the problem.

Update: Apple has made a support article on the issue: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3173

Solution (step by step from the beginning):

Run Boot Camp Assistant from Mac OS X Snow Leopard (Applications -> Utilities)
Create a partition for the Windows installation using Boot Camp Assistant
Plugin your install disc and install Windows 7
The system will reboot a couple of times during the installation
The problem: The second time the system reboots, you the see the Windows red-green-blue-yellow animated logo, and then the screen goes black and hangs infinitely.
Press and hold the power button on your iMac until it shuts down.
Start the iMac again holding “alt” key, so you can select and load Max OS X Snow Leopard again.
Run any application that let you work with NTFS partitions (e.g. Paragon NTFS for Mac OS X or MacFuse)
Find the file “C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32DRIVERSATIKMDAG.SYS” on your BOOTCAMP partition, and simply delete it.
Restart you iMac, and boot up Windows 7
Now Windows 7 should boot normally
Run update windows utility and install Boot Camp drivers from the Mac OS X install disc