Windows 7 system and Apple Boot Camp software are not compatible with

. According to the US CNET website report, since Microsoft released WindwosVista, Apple BootCamp software seems to be in trouble, and this trouble has continued to the Windows 7 operating system. All of this is because BootCamp, which was originally compatible with Windows systems, is not compatible with Windows 7 due to hardware drivers. According to some users to try

feedback, BootCamp can run on Windows7 test version, but it is clear that "due to the lack of hardware driver support, often unforeseen circumstances."

BootCamp users believe that, BootCamp is not compatible with Windows7 is an important reason, it should come from Windwos7 touch screen. User said, "We have noticed that the multi-touch mouse drivers, leading to a dual system up and running slow culprits."

In addition, BootCamp not work perfectly in Windows7, mainly in the user can not secure Adjust system partitions, not run Mac apps, etc.

Last October, Apple officials have released a Knowledge Base article, said Windows7 will be able to co-exist and run MacOSX Snow Leopard. But until now, Apple officials have not yet further updated this document.

Apple's official claim, BootCamp support for Windows7, and in further tests, may release the latest edition in 2010.