thank you for helping me with the information needed to get Windows XP working on the 2010 MacBook Pro 17" that I have.
I would suggest to others that these older models that can do that is pretty cool even like a MacBook I started off getting a MacBook I had a 2011 polycarbonate one that supposedly could do the same thing, I want to get Longhorn working Longhorn 4074 nothing spectacular hopefully this was a pointer in the right direction because I've used xcopy to integrate the sata drivers which still just hangs on the Loading Screen and YES the MacBook Pro has no USB Recognition for the BIOS ("To clarify see Parallels how it has a BIOS Loader that reads: Parallels BIOS similar to the other BIOSes we see occurring elsewhere on some desktops , not really on Laptops does it show a Line of Text saying this is *this BIOS well the Macintosh has it and its doing *JUST what that says abstracting its System Firmware using the BIOS implementation instead of the EFI at that Specific Stage, not all have them and they were phased out meaning they no longer contain Macintosh BIOS apparently its just a *Specification that says *This is how this Boots and is working dated back to CP/M it always was something introduced as a standard and then let go for something else") and the only way people are getting it working at all is because of a Chainloaded GRUB to NTLDR USB EFI Partition - Using snappy is ehhh id say use the Dell and Lenovo Drivers because those 2 are consistent with releasing literally a driver for XP-64bit for EVERYTHING UNDER THE SUN
