Dual-booting Mac users who wish to stick with Windows 7 will not be able to run the OS on Apple's latest MacBook models, as support for the older Microsoft operating system is phased out.
Apple's multi-boot solution Boot Camp running on the newest 2015 MacBook models will only support Windows 8 or later, the company's support page reveals.
Users who have purchased Apple's 13in MacBook Pro retina model, the new 13in MacBook Air, or new 11in MacBook Air - which launched alongside Apple's Watch earlier this month - will only be able to run Windows 8 and above on their new devices.
In order to get the latest support software such as hardware drivers for Windows 7 on the new devices, MacBook users will need to use the Boot Camp Assistant (BCA) application - as the support is not available as a manual download, Apple said.
Boot Camp is Apple's multi-boot solution for users who need to run different operating systems on its Intel-based computers.
Apple introduced support for Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 in February last year with Boot Camp version 5.1.
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