Very important. You must have a Mac OS 10.5 or 10.6 to make Windows installation on MAC in a particular partition. Mac OS makes a partition to retain Windows installation. There is one more rule. The Mac hard disk must contain only one volume. So, all volumes should be merged into one. I cannot explain why it is so. Though, in my opinion, it might be related to some difficulties in partition management.

Go to: Applications-> Utilities-> Boot Camp Assistant

After installing Windows place the Mac OS installation disk into DVD, go to the BootKamp directory run setup. It will install all the necessary drivers.

To run Windows on the MacBook properly, we need to use the Windows driver after the installation is completed. We need a BootCamp installation directory and all the software in it. BootCamp installation files are on Mac OS 10.5 and 10.6 installation disks. Simply place the installation disk into the DVD drive, while running Windows, and navigate it to the BootCamp directory. Running setup.exe will complete the installation of the driver for the Windows operating system.