Bootcamp Windows - partition cannot be mounted

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• Bootcamp Windows 7 cannot run by VMWare Fusion 8.1.0

  I use MBP (13 "mid-2010) 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo 8 GB 1067 MHz DDR3 Nvidia 320 M 256 MB

  That's what I did in chronological order

  (1) improved my MBP to El Capitan 10.11.1

  (2) my VMWare Fusion Pro 7 did not work - asked me to upgrade to version 8 to access my Windows 7 Boot Camp

  (3) no choice... I had to upgrade to VMWare Fusion... fact to 8.0.0... my Boot Camp Windows could not always run... .deleted previous Virtual Machine... again added to select Windows in boot camp...

  (4) does not work either... just got a free upgrade to VMWare Fusion 8.1.0... now the question is much worse... when I try to add my windows Boot Camp... That said:

  " Volume the Boot Camp is not prepared to stand as a virtual machine. It seems that Windows don't is is not properly stopped the last time it was used.

  "To shut down Windows properly, go to System Preferences > startup disk and set Windows as the start-up operation.

  (5) tried to run windows to startup as suggested... says NO OPERATING SYSTEM FOUND... it seems that my windows boot file is missing?

  Wait a second... (I don't know why I did... but I 'played' with the utility drive Partition and tried to expand my (not accessible) windows... between step 2) and 3) above

  Ideas to solve my problem...

  Appreciated. Thank you.

  Step 1 has caused the problem. It may be easily fixable. Can you post the output of the following Terminal commands?

  diskutil list

  Cs diskutil list

  sudo TPG - vv - r see the/dev/disk0

  sudo fdisk/dev/disk0

  The "sudo" commands will prompt to enter your password, and there do not appear to come back. You can also see caution against improper use 'sudo' and the potential loss of data due to an "abuse" of the order.

• Windows 7 cannot connect to internet Bootcamp

  Hi all! Now, I know that there have been many discussions going around all sorts of places on this issue, but the sad part is that I could not well answer truly adapted to my situation. So first off, I got my windows 7 with bootcamp on my macbook 13' pro a week ago and the internet worked perfectly well. But I had problems putting games on the windows section, so I removed the partition and re-bootcamped windows 7 once again. This time, my game worked perfectly, but now internet cannot connect at all. The only difference between the different times that I partitioned the laptop, this is the second time that I actually put the OS disk in because the first time I forgot. If all the drivers and others have been installed at the second time around.

  When I try to connect to the internet and troubleshooting it said only that "wireless isn't a valid IP configuration" I do not completely understand. And the funny thing is that I have about 3 other computers using the same router everything on windows 7 with absolutely no problem. I tried rebooting the machine and the router, enter the network name and password manually, refresh and reversing the network card and a few other unnecessary things. However, I don't have a Hello on my computer and I don't know if I really needed, because it seems like that was a problem.

  Sorry for the words really not technical, but I am not that computer savvy, especially with regard to such things. I'd appreciate any help, thank you in advance!

  You have installed the Windows drivers instead of Apple's Boot Camp drivers. Start with step 18:

  http://www.SimpleHelp.NET/2009/01/15/using-boot-camp-to-install-Windows-7-on-your-Mac-the-complete-walkthrough/

  MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Cannot use the Windows Partition

  So, I have seen very similar messages and followed several forums, but I can't yet figure out what to do next.

  I have 8.1 Windows on my Mac.  I wanted to repartition the Windows partition and make bigger it because I was running low on space, and the Windows partition is what I use it mostly for graduate studies.  About a year ago, I took an easy youtube video and used Mini Wizard Partition re-partition space and it worked perfectly.  I have found the same video and tried to repartition the Windows partition again, but apparently I royally screwed up.

  My BootCamp is not yet visible more in disk utility.  Under the partitions, there is an option called "disk0s4" greyed, but I'm not allowed to do something with it.  I can't verify or repair.  If I go to Applications, BootCamp Assistant is there, but he wants me to start the installation of BootCamp.  It was not an option to restart Windows more, and when I turned on with alt + market, Windows was not an option more.

  I followed this tutorial:

  http://nerdr.com/bootcamp-partition-lost-repairing-Mac-partitions/

  and when I restarted my Mac, restart Windows was an option. So I thought that I fixed it! EVIL.  My screen was black and said: 'Missing Operating System '.

  I downloaded EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard for Mac (because it was another suggestion), and I was able to recover and see the files on the NTFS disk0s4, so I'm quite positive, they have not all been completely erased.  Or at least the part of basic Windows is still there.  I can't recover the drive to anything, because it tells me that I will just be fitness on the same drive, and I honestly don't know how to retrieve these files will help with the side of the partition of things.

  I also used TestDisk and it seemed to find my missing partition, but in the middle of analysing it, it says something like "disk too small."  After further research, I went through and took only the most recent score that seemed to be deleted with NTFS, and when you are trying to do, it would allow me to make a 'logic' partition because he said something in red, as 'bad file.'

  My Mac still works perfectly, but I'm terribly need to recover my windows.

  Here are my findings from a similar position:

  Last login: Wed Mar 9 16:30:28 on ttys001

  Anna-Owenss-MacBook-Pro: ~ acowens1$ sudo gdisk/dev/rdisk0; "exit";

  GPT fdisk (gdisk) version 1.0.1

  WARNING: Open with shared lock devices will not have their

  table partition automatically reloaded!

  Scanning partition table:

  MBR: hybrid

  BSD: absent

  APM: absent

  TPG: present

  Found a valid GPT with hybrid MBR; using GPT.

  Command (? for help): p

  Disk/dev/rdisk0: 625142448 sectors, GiB 298,1

  Logical sector size: 512 bytes

  Identifier (GUID) of disc: 0000429B-368F-0000-CB2D-000003440000

  Partition table contains up to 128 entries

  First usable sector is 34, last usable area is 625142414

  The partitions will be aligned with the boundaries of sector 8

  Space free total is 277435021 areas (132,3 GiB)

  Starting number (sector) end (sector), Code name of size

  409639 40 1 200.0 MiB EF00 EFI system partition

  2 409640 268314855 127.7 giB customer AF00

  3 268314856 269584391 619.9 MiB AB00 Recovery HD

  4 547018752 625141759 37.3 giB 0700 BOOTCAMP

  Command (? for help): r

  Recovery/processing command (? for help): o

  Size of the disk is 625142448 areas (298,1 GiB)

  MBR disk identifier: 0x0000711C

  MBR partitions:

  Code of State sector Boot start end sector number

  1 1 547018751 primary 0xEE

  2 * 547018752 625141759 0 x 07 elementary school

  Recovery/processing command (? for help): h

  CAVEAT! Hybrid MBRs are flaky and dangerous! If you decide to not use one,

  Simply press enter at the prompt below and your partition table MBR will be

  be intact.

  Type one to three GPT partition numbers, separated by spaces, to be

  added to the hybrid MBR, in order: 2 3 4

  Partition of EFI GPT (0xEE) place first in the MBR (good for GRUB)? (Y/N): y

  Create entry for the #2 GPT partition (partition MBR #2)

  Enter a hex code MBR (default AF): n

  Set the bootable flag? (Y/N): n

  Create entry for the #3 GPT partition (partition MBR #3)

  Enter a hex code MBR (default AB):

  Set the bootable flag? (Y/N): n

  Create entry for the #4 GPT partition (partition MBR #4)

  Enter a hex code MBR (default 07):

  Set the bootable flag? (Y/N): y

  Recovery/processing command (? for help): o

  Size of the disk is 625142448 areas (298,1 GiB)

  MBR disk identifier: 0x0000711C

  MBR partitions:

  Code of State sector Boot start end sector number

  1 1 409639 primary 0xEE

  2 409640 268314855 primary 0 x 01

  3 268314856 269584391 primary 0xAB

  4 * 547018752 625141759 0 x 07 elementary school

  Recovery/processing command (? for help):

  Now, my major dilemma is that in the original post, he said to the partition of the hybrids with the numbers of 3-4-5, but I was unable to do so.  When I tried 5, he said "partition does exist or is too large."  So I used the 2 3 4 numbers.  Now, I'm at the point where I use the w command (to write), but I don't want to do it if I didn't the other steps correctly.

  1 mini Partition tool is very dangerous and should never be used on a Mac, in particular, more than once.

  2. article NERDR is the most irresponsible article about these issues and causes and exacerbates still more data loss.

  3. Please do not rewrite the MBR/GPT with Gdisk.

  4. you must return to Testdisk. TestDisk is used only for scanning, not for the updates. All updates using Gdisk, not binding Testdisk, once the right partition headers have been found.

  5 Please after the release of

  diskutil list

  Cs diskutil list

  sudo TPG - vv - r see the/dev/disk0

  sudo fdisk/dev/disk0

• Missing Mac 8.1 Windows partition and Bootcamp

  So, I have seen very similar messages and followed several forums, but I can't yet figure out what to do next.

  I have 8.1 Windows on my Mac.  I wanted to repartition the Windows partition and make bigger it because I was running low on space, and the Windows partition is what I use it mostly for graduate studies.  About a year ago, I took an easy youtube video and used Mini Wizard Partition re-partition space and it worked perfectly.  I have found the same video and tried to repartition the Windows partition again, but apparently I royally screwed up.

  My BootCamp is not yet visible more in disk utility.  Under the partitions, there is an option called "disk0s4" greyed, but I'm not allowed to do something with it.  I can't verify or repair.  If I go to Applications, BootCamp Assistant is there, but he wants me to start the installation of BootCamp.  It was not an option to restart Windows more, and when I turned on with alt + market, Windows was not an option more.

  I followed this tutorial:

  http://nerdr.com/bootcamp-partition-lost-repairing-Mac-partitions/

  and when I restarted my Mac, restart Windows was an option. So I thought that I fixed it! EVIL.  My screen was black and said: 'Missing Operating System '.

  I downloaded EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard for Mac (because it was another suggestion), and I was able to recover and see the files on the NTFS disk0s4, so I'm quite positive, they have not all been completely erased.  Or at least the part of basic Windows is still there.  I can't recover the drive to anything, because it tells me that I will just be fitness on the same drive, and I honestly don't know how to retrieve these files will help with the side of the partition of things.

  I also used TestDisk and it seemed to find my missing partition, but in the middle of analysing it, it says something like "disk too small."  After further research, I went through and took only the most recent score that seemed to be deleted with NTFS, and when you are trying to do, it would allow me to make a 'logic' partition because he said something in red, as 'bad file.'

  My Mac still works perfectly, but I'm terribly need to recover my windows.  All suggestions are useful!  Thank you!

  Last login: Wed Mar 9 16:30:28 on ttys001

  Anna-Owenss-MacBook-Pro: ~ acowens1$ sudo gdisk/dev/rdisk0; "exit";

  GPT fdisk (gdisk) version 1.0.1

  WARNING: Open with shared lock devices will not have their

  table partition automatically reloaded!

  Scanning partition table:

  MBR: hybrid

  BSD: absent

  APM: absent

  TPG: present

  Found a valid GPT with hybrid MBR; using GPT.

  Command (? for help): p

  Disk/dev/rdisk0: 625142448 sectors, GiB 298,1

  Logical sector size: 512 bytes

  Identifier (GUID) of disc: 0000429B-368F-0000-CB2D-000003440000

  Partition table contains up to 128 entries

  First usable sector is 34, last usable area is 625142414

  The partitions will be aligned with the boundaries of sector 8

  Space free total is 277435021 areas (132,3 GiB)

  Starting number (sector) end (sector), Code name of size

  409639 40 1 200.0 MiB EF00 EFI system partition

  2 409640 268314855 127.7 giB customer AF00

  3 268314856 269584391 619.9 MiB AB00 Recovery HD

  4 547018752 625141759 37.3 giB 0700 BOOTCAMP

  Command (? for help): r

  Recovery/processing command (? for help): o

  Size of the disk is 625142448 areas (298,1 GiB)

  MBR disk identifier: 0x0000711C

  MBR partitions:

  Code of State sector Boot start end sector number

  1 1 547018751 primary 0xEE

  2 * 547018752 625141759 0 x 07 elementary school

  Recovery/processing command (? for help): h

  CAVEAT! Hybrid MBRs are flaky and dangerous! If you decide to not use one,

  Simply press enter at the prompt below and your partition table MBR will be

  be intact.

  Type one to three GPT partition numbers, separated by spaces, to be

  added to the hybrid MBR, in order: 2 3 4

  Partition of EFI GPT (0xEE) place first in the MBR (good for GRUB)? (Y/N): y

  Create entry for the #2 GPT partition (partition MBR #2)

  Enter a hex code MBR (default AF): n

  Set the bootable flag? (Y/N): n

  Create entry for the #3 GPT partition (partition MBR #3)

  Enter a hex code MBR (default AB):

  Set the bootable flag? (Y/N): n

  Create entry for the #4 GPT partition (partition MBR #4)

  Enter a hex code MBR (default 07):

  Set the bootable flag? (Y/N): y

  Recovery/processing command (? for help): o

  Size of the disk is 625142448 areas (298,1 GiB)

  MBR disk identifier: 0x0000711C

  MBR partitions:

  Code of State sector Boot start end sector number

  1 1 409639 primary 0xEE

  2 409640 268314855 primary 0 x 01

  3 268314856 269584391 primary 0xAB

  4 * 547018752 625141759 0 x 07 elementary school

  Recovery/processing command (? for help):

  I followed the suggestions of the post, but I was not allowed to use the option of 3 4 5 or rather 2 3 4 type, because #5 has been "too big or did not exist."  I'm at the point where I should be typing w (write) but I won't enter this command if it is not correct.

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  Hi amcop4591,

  1. How is - that Mount you the drive on the computer?

  2 Di you use any third-party tool to mount the drive?

  I suggest that you remove the external drive using the disk management and check back later if you can change the permissions on the drive.

  If you change the permissions, make changes to the permissions on the drive and then mount the drive.

  Mount or dismount a drive

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/mount-or-dismount-a-drive

  I hope this helps!

  Halima S - Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Repair of bootcamp after having extended the Windows partition

  Hallo

  I have a Mac with windows on it.

  I expand the partition for windows, first by spreading 10 GB of mac, I don't then open windows and look for the 10 GB he wanted, but could not open windows, the error occurring has been 'missing in operation.

  When I use the following solution:

  sudo fdisk e/dev/disk0s4

  p

  setpid 4

  07

  Pavilion 4

  p

  To write

  There

  After "sudo fdisk e/dev/disk0s4" it says "resource busy".

  When I try to active the disk and partition in the windows repair utility, its says 'ACTIVE kan only be used on disk MBR.

  Sorry for my bad English, I really hope that someone can help you.

  What you are attempting is not supported by Apple - Boot Camp: resize the Windows partition .

  Can you post the output of the following Terminal commands?

  diskutil list

  Cs diskutil list

  sudo TPG - vv - r see the/dev/disk0

  sudo fdisk/dev/disk0

  The "sudo" commands will prompt to enter your password, and there do not appear to come back. You can also see caution against improper use 'sudo' and the potential loss of data due to an "abuse" of the order.

• Bootcamp/windows 10 Pro installation process fails

  Machine: MacBook Pro (retina, 150inch, Mid2015)

  El Capitan, 10.11.4

  Processor 2.8 GHz 16 GB Mem

  New MacBook with an instance of Time Machine saved from previous MacBook Pro

  Trying to install fresh Windows 10 Pro 64-bit image on a new 130GB partition created by Bootcamp.

  1. I ran bootcamp.
  2. Bootcamp Assistant downloads the drivers Windows and 'medium '.
  3. Bootcamp Assistant creates the disk partition, and then switches to Windows (no need USB), Windows.iso image is very good by Bootcamp.
  4. "Windows Setup" starts its thing.
  5. Screen 1: I am asked to confirm the installation, and accept the license.
  6. Screen 2: I enter my license key Pro 10 MS Windows in the form of xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx
  7. Screen 3: not below, program installing Windows says "no images available.

  

  The Windows Installer will not leave here, and I interpret that as he cannot locate a disk image for installation of.

  I searched these forums a bit to find answers. I tried to copy the file Windows.iso on an external USB drive and that the selection as the source image and even the achievement of results as shown above.

  I looked at the menu "Actions" in the Bootcamp Assistant and that the only available element is 'Download Support Windows software' or something similar. I did and saved a folder on my Mac desktop, but it is nothing new.

  I have reset the PRAM with Cmnd-Option-P-R and the MSC with the Shift-command-Option-Power button. Once again nothing.

  Between each attempt, I'm in the Bootcamp Assistant and remove the Windows Partition of my drive.

  If anyone knows why the Windows Installer cannot find the ISO file or what steps I must take to install Windows Pro 10, I should be grateful if you would hear about it.

  Thank you.

  Followed, after contact Apple support, by sending in diagnosis and return just GENERALS of Apple engineers... I did a thorough cleaning of my PowerBook. Using the command-R during restart, started in Recovery Mode or what it's called, used the disk utility, wiped and formatted the drive. Made a new fresh install of OS X el Capitan. Updated. THEN, I installed Windows with BootCamp Assistant. The process worked. My hunch is that use Time Machine to power my new machine was the culprit. I am betting that Time Machine copied on the parameters of my previous machine (a mid-2011 Powerbook), on this new Powerbook from 2015. That's the only difference. So it is now resolved.

• External HD fat32 partition is not mounted

  I've updated to Yosemite to El Capitan 10.11.2. My external hard drive has 2 partitions, 1 used for Time Machine, the other partition formatted in Fat32.

  Everything works fine so far.

  I had to make some adjustments in SIP (csrutil toggle) to get my wifi working. All ok again.

  After a few days without problems, I have updated to 10.11.3. The partition of Time Machine is fine, but the Fat32 partition rises no more.

  In Bootcamp Windows, the fat32 partition is mounted works ok.

  On another external hard drive, I still have El Capitan 10.11.2, when I boot this disk partition Fat32 works well again. I drive repair, etc.

  When I start again from El Capitan 10.11.3 the Fat32 partition is not recognized, is not accessible. USB drives in Fat32 are not too recognized.

  SIP clear has no help.

  All this seems to be related to the SIP, kext of unsigned drivers.

  Adjusted recovery csrutil Terminal, mode, enabled - no kext

  Now everything works fine, including my wifi dongle.

  I'll try to find the updated drivers for my WD drive.

• Disk space lost because of the boot camp windows partition

  Hello world

  I have a problem with my macbook. Once a decide install windows via boot camp. Everything is ok, I'm going to star boot camp, create the windows (100 GB for windows) partition and start the installation of windows, in windows, I format partition windows by tutorial in the site of apple and windows install beginning... after that windows displays errors that can not install windows, so a cancel every thing a restart of the mac (I'm told that I can't live without windows) , so I started mac and I watch my drive. I have 500 GB SDD, mac shows me normally of 500 GB, but the tape drive shows me only 400GB. I understand that the missing 100 GB is the windows partition, but it is now. I can't find this partition, or disk utility, or normally. Boot camp can not boot because error boot camp startup disk cannot be partitioned etc..

  A few ideas how to run boot camp with this problem or how can run windows install without boot camp to try install new windwos? Sorry for my English and thank you for any response.

  After you delete the BootCamp partition, you must use the disk utility to resize the OS X partition.  The partitions will not resize itself automatically, you must open disk utility and manually resize the partition to use the full capacity of the drive.

• Error deleting windows partition

  I created a 35 GB windows with bootcamp partition, but realized it wasn't enough for my needs... then decided to delete the bootcamp partition. at the end of the process, appeared an error related to the score and realized that the windows partition was still there, but I can't withdraw via bootcamp... in botcamp is not as if there are partitions.

  PLEASE I NEED HELP. I DON'T HAVE A TIME MACHINE BACKUP. I HAVE SOFTWARE VERY IMPORTANT AND CANNOT FORMAT MY MAC

  SUMMARY: REMOVE THE HD PARTITION. WITHOUT DAMAGING THE OSX AND ARCHIVES

  http://i.imgur.com/z8RnTUL.jpg

  problem solved!

  anyone having the same problem follow these steps:

  Open the "disk utility" click on your HD (usually: Apple SSD media... etc)

  Click on "Partition" select the bootcamp partition on «-»

  then click again on your hard drive and select "repair".

  the final then close disk utility and open your hd will it with the space of origin without partitions!

• USB 2.0 does not work in bootcamp Windows 10

  Hello

  I try to use my USB 2.0 USB drive on my MBP 13.3 "in bootcamp Windows 10 and it does not appear in windows Explorer. The USB key is displayed in the device however Manager. I tried my hard drive that is USB 3.0 and it works fine, but the USB does not work. I have tried many different solutions and none seem to work including physical relocation and replacing the USB name i.e. H: U:. In disk management, the device is there but says "no media" below.

  Someone at - it suggestions as to how I can get the USB appear in Windows Explorer and access the files?

  Bravo to all the answers in advance.

  the device is considered that the format is not. In some cases shaped on the Mac in Fat32 or ExFat is not readable under Windows. Reformat the Windows Fat32 or ExFat Device Manager device, it will destroy the data and mount the drive. In turn the unit may become unusable which can occur over time.

• I'd be able to do a clean install of El Capitan * without * destroy my Windows partition?

  I bought this media 2011 27 "iMac used earlier this year as a refurb from a dealer. It came with El Capitan installed, but I have the feeling that they had a facility upgrade compared to a clean install. The computer suffers from slow start and loading slow program (but once it loads then its fine). It's the same with my old iMac when I did an upgrade to Leopard years ago snow leopard, and erase the disk and performing a clean install OSX (and put files and programs back with Time Machine) has solved these problems then. So I thought it wouldn't hurt to try a clean install on this machine.

  But read the tutorials I noticed that if you are not the first owner of the computer, then you cannot install updates OSX without resetting the computer? Although I WAS able to install the OS via the App Store updates (and I thought that I linked my Apple ID to the machine when I put initially in place), won't install not mean I should be able to clean, or it will have to be completely reset?

  Yes, I've run disk utility and checked my HHD drive, it works fine. The entire machine is nice and quiet, not making abnormal sounds or perform exceptionally, it's just really the slow start in OSX and slow loading programs that are the problem.

  I also recently created a Windows partition and installed Windows 8.1. It starts and runs decently faster than OSX, so I think it's just a problem with OSX and not the HHD himself and do a clean install will be hopefully solve problems. This computer has given me a lot of grief, creating a partition to install Windows 8.1 (unlike my old iMac) so wouldn't really really really have to wipe the HHD together to "change the property" and having to mess with which once again...

  It 'sounds' like since the app store IS letting me install OS and updates to program with my Apple, I SHOULD be able to start in the RecoveryHD Partition and ID here to make a new install of Mac OS x on * just * my existing Mac partition. And this should not erase my * any * HHD, just the Mac partition. I'll save my whole Windows partition just to be safe, however. I could not find a guide which deals specifically with only reset the OSX partition and not wipe out Windows in the process, so I want to make sure I have my facts straight. I had planned on OSX reset and then restore my files with Time Machine. However, I also want to assure you that this will allow me to go even and reset the OS in the first place, given that I am not the original owner of the iMac and I don't know if they reset it correctly.

  Sorry for the extremely long question and TIA!

  Open the Mac App Store, make sure that you are signed in with your Apple ID and click on the purchase tab to see if El Capitan is associated with your Apple ID. If this isn't the case, you will need to download it so it will be associated with your Apple ID. If this is the case, you are all ready.

  Are updates to OS X, not the buyer, so you can install all the updates, but the OS needs to be associated with your Apple ID.

  I'm not sure about Windows, how did you install Windows? With Boot Camp? You should be able to clone on another drive (if you have one) using Clonezilla. Then wipe and reinstall El Capitan and put in place the Boot Camp partition and clone back.

• How (re) - add Apple keyboard to Bootcamp (Windows 7)

  Hello, I've been running bootcamp windows 7 on iMac no problem for two years.  It was wired apple keyboard (w / numeric keypad).  Today it suddenly stopped working.  It does not show as one of the screen "devices."  I plugged on a MacBook, work very well.  so the problem doesn't seem to be the keyboard itself.  All devices plugged into USB work fine, it's not the USB ports.  Also tried to add the wireless keyboard that came with the iMac does not recognize.  Can anyone help?  Thank you.

  Hey there cl6120,

  Welcome to the communities of Apple Support!

  Let's take a moment and get the keyboard to work again, your Windows partition. I can imagine the challenge of computing without it! To ensure that your information is protected, it is always better to create a backup of the entire system. Find the steps detailed here:

  Use Time Machine to back up or restore your Mac

  Go ahead, this is an incredible resource that directs you to a resolution:

  Use your Windows with Boot Camp Apple keyboard

  More precisely...

  If your keyboard does not work

  When you use Bootcamp to install Windows on your Mac, it installs the Windows support software (drivers) that allow you to use the features of the Apple keyboards in Windows. If your keyboard works start from your Mac OS X but not of Windows, try to reinstall the Windows support software from the Boot Camp Assistant.

  See you soon!

• Windows partition under windows USB problems

  So, I created my windows 7 Home Premium on my mac, but I cannot get the USB to connect to windows to download all the drivers for Windows runs correctly. USB works on the Mac partition, it does everything just not on a windows. What can I do to fix this? Thanks for the help!

  If the USB is not recognized by Windows, you do not have a USB driver. Please download Paragon NTFS for Mac trial, and you will have access to reading / writing on the Windows partition that allows you to copy the package of drivers on the Windows side. Start Windows, and run setup.exe from the package to the location you copied to. use a destination folder that you will easily recognize.