Those versions of Windows 7 could be supported with all of the function list before, but you MUST press F8 and choose “Disable the Driver Signature Enforcement” to achieve the goal. Technically, if you follow the instruction, those system could possibly be 99% supported. Those version of Windows 7 can be 99% supported. Mute, Increase the volume etc.)įorce Touch(Since Apple claimed that Force Touch function isn’t supported in ANY Windows OS)Īnother unknown PCI device which I even can’t find what it is. Trackpad(It functions the same way it does in Windows 8/10) The definition of this 99% support includes, but not limited to the support of those device or function:Ī system with the drivers that don’t crash unless you mess it up.

I also need to thank all of the people that davidcie mentioned in his article, without you guys, Windows 7 will not be almost fully supported in Early-2015 MBPs. I need to thank the first person who tested part of this, David W, thanks for his patience and trust while dealing with a incredibly hard problem with someone he never met before, he also gave me some vital information for this. And in that page, no noe was able to make the trackpad in MBP work with Right click. However, while I was trying following his steps, I realized that some part of the installation can be easier, or needs to be changed when apply to MPB. What a tremendous work! He deserves my highest praise. It is literally the bible for our Early-2015 downgraders. He did a nice shot of installing Windows 7 in his MacBook Air Early 2015 and shared the way he did it on the article. Nevertheless, as far as I am aware, I am the first person who solved the problem about the trackpad (maybe not wireless adapter?) driver issue with MacBook Pro in Windows 7（if anyone did this before me, then tell me plz) so don’t miss the driver part!īefore this article, I must thank this gentleman, davidcie, who made this wonderful, lucid article. If you want to install it safely, try his solution of installation. P.S The way to install Windows 7(I mean just put in into your disk) I introduce is the fastest way I can find, and it’s sort of unpredictable. How to install Windows 7 in a Early 2015 MBP with 99% support Apple has shut down the support for Win7 in the newest Macs, What if you still want it?

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