I found the solution, look!

a) If you have windows xp start in step 1.
b) If you have windows vista start in step 2.
1-) you need to format and install windows vista, this will cost only a few minutes and you dont neet to activate a serial number, so you can get it from any website by searching “windows vista serial”, and you will have all the mac keyboard functions working on MSW vista by installing the bootcamp drivers using the mac disc installer.

2-) Open a web browser and download the file bootcamp utility for windows7 upgrade and run, it will take a couple of seconds to finish and then you will be prompt to restart.

3-) restart windows vista and make sure that the mac’s partition on “Equipo” folder is not there.

4-) introduce the installer disc for windows 7 and run the autorun.exe to see the installation page wich you need to choose “UPGRADE”.

5-) After installation insert the mac installer disc ant run the bootcamp driver installer.

now I know it will work at 100%.

Alain

If BootCamp 2.1 update does not work for you, it is because it expects an x64 version of BootCamp proper to already be installed, which means that you’re SOL as no such version is downloadable from Apple.

You’re in the same camp as me, you’ve got a version of the MacBook hardware that Apple hasn’t blessed to run x64 drivers, even though it is perfectly capable of doing so.

I’m typing this from a early rev MacBook Pro running Windows 7 RC 64 bit build 7100, and with a working context menu!

Now for the sad truth.

How did I get this to go? The only damn way I could do so was to BitTorrent the full original BootCamp which already included x64 support, and then to install the BootCamp 2.1 update. Unfortunately such a BootCamp is only obtainable by purchasing a newer rev MacBook.

Only with Apple are you forced to pirate bloody drivers for your hardware that you paid good coin for.