#Windows xp emulator mac el capitan install
#Windows xp emulator mac el capitan drivers
#Windows xp emulator mac el capitan update
#Windows xp emulator mac el capitan upgrade

If you want a quick answer, it's that Dolphin runs fine in El Capitan (at least for me!). It does not have to be used.Just yesterday I upgraded from Yosemite to El Capitan and tested Dolphin to see how it performs on my Macbook Pro Retina 13'' late 2013, using the new OS. Again, the Boot Camp Assistant is just an assistant used to make windows easier to install.

#Windows xp emulator mac el capitan install

I guess your complaint is the Boot Camp Assistant version that comes with El Captain OS X 10.11 will not let you install the older XP operating system. The Boot Camp Assistant will not let you install the newer Windows operating systems, but you don't have to use the Boot Camp Assistant. The operating systems is Windows 10 Pro 64 bit. I am writing this answer on a 2007 iMac with a 2.4 GHz Core 2 Duo processor. You have a 2.0 GHZ Core 2 Duo 2.0 processor.

#Windows xp emulator mac el capitan drivers

Windows 10 appears to have he ability to connect to the internet and download drivers during the installation process.ДЄpple's web site reports your Mac can only run 32 bit XP, Vista and Windows 7. Also, Microsoft may offer new drivers though Windows Update. For example, when upgrading Windows, the newer version just adopts the drivers from the previous version. Generally, Microsoft does not require new drivers for each release of Windows. Since SP3 was the last offered for XP, such a DVD should work for you.ДЄlthough your question did not ask about installing a newer version of Windows, I will include my thoughts anyway. SP2 was released in 2004 and SP3 can out in 2008. Whether you need SP2 or SP3 included on the DVD is just a matter of timing. In fact, you can rename the partition to anything after installing 'The Boot Camp Support Software'.ДЄpple's web site says you can install Windows XP on your Mac. For this reason, it has become customary to refer to the Windows installation on a Mac as Boot Camp. When 'The Boot Camp Support Software' installs, the Windows partition is renamed BOOTCAMP.

#Windows xp emulator mac el capitan update

This software also provided a way to boot back to OSX and a utility to update Apple software such as iTunes. These drivers were part of a package referred to as 'The Boot Camp Support Software'.

#Windows xp emulator mac el capitan upgrade

Once, Windows was up and running, better drivers could be installed to upgrade existing drivers and support other hardware such as the camera and sound. These newer DVDs contained the drivers need to allow Windows to install and boot on Macs. Instead, Microsoft released Windows XP DVDs with Service Packs already installed. Also, Microsoft installations allow for newer drivers to be introduced during the installation process, but this was never employed for Windows installations on Macs in 2009.

When the difference is 8 years, this is difficult to do. Granted, to a certain extent, hardware can be designed to operate in a legacy mode in order to install an older operating system.

Since Windows XP was released in 2001, one should not expect the DVD (or maybe CD) to contain the drivers for the 2009 Mac models. The Windows installation DVD needs recognize your Macs hardware in order to install the drivers needed to install and boot to Windows. To install a particular version of Windows on a Mac, a few timing aspects need to be considered. In fact, it is possible to run Windows on your Mac without any version of OS X installed. Therefore, the version of OS X currently installed has nothing to do with whether you can run Windows on your Mac. The firmware does not change when you upgrade to a new version of OS X.

By 2009, Apple was shipping Macs with firmware or offered firmware upgrades that allowed Windows to be installed in BIOS/MBR mode. I will try to answer your question as best that I can.