I believe that many users of Apple Mac computers have encountered the problem of AppleSSD.sys error when installing Win7 system, especially the problem of AppleSSD.sys error when installing Win7 on new Macs produced after 2013. for frequent. So what should I do if the error AppleSSD.sys is reported when installing Win7 on Mac? The editor below will introduce the solution to you. On July 29, 2015, Microsoft officially released Windows 10. Probably to support WIN10, Apple launched a new version of the BootCamp driver (6.0) around August 12, which is more than 2G in size. And the latest driver is often not the most appropriate. Previously, I installed Win7 on a 2013 MacBook Air equipped with OS After completing the file and restarting for the first time, a black screen error message appears. File:\Windows\system32\drivers\AppleSSD.sys, Status: 0xc0000428, Message: Windows cannot verify the digital signature of this file. Before installation, use the terminal in the Apple system to verify that the MD5 value of the original WIN7 image 677408 is correct. Changing the USB disk is useless. I searched the Internet and found that the reason is "\Windows\system32\drivers\AppleSSD.sys". It is said that the Bootcamp 6.0 driver released by Apple on August 12, 2015 is prepared for Win10, so when installing Win7 with BootCamp 6.0, an error message will appear. Digital signature error. In Apple's official forum, the editor found the simplest method shared by foreigners to solve the problem of AppleSSD.sys error: users can first use BootCamp Assistant in the Apple system to select the first two items to start the USB disk, download the driver, and then download it. Then delete the driver folders $WinPEDriver$ and BootCamp in the U disk, then insert the $WinPEDriver$ and Boot Camp folders in the suitable Boot Camp 5.1.5640 version driver package into the root directory of the U disk, and finally open the BootCamp Assistant to select only The third item can install WIN7 normally.

(The editor provides the download of Boot Camp 5.1.5640 support software at the bottom of the article) This method is suitable for the problem of AppleSSD.sys error when installing Win7 on 2013 and 2014 MacBook Air/Pro/iMac