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• Problem with Bootcamp 6.0.2

  Hello everyone

  I have a problem with my MBA. I have a Windows 7 partition with bootcamp assistant, but during the process, I have this problem: "no boot device, press any key to continue"

  I looked on the net, they said stop to reboot but nothing happens. I'm pretty sure that the problem is the computer not my USB (tested on another computer).

  Does anyone have an idea?

  Thanks in advance.

  What year is your MBA?

• Problems with Bootcamp

  I had some problems with windows, so I decided to do a new install. This is where my trouble started:

  The bootcamp assistant does not display the installation image option, as my mid 2011 has a superdrive iMac internal. But unfortunately this disc can not read more dads since updating to OS X 10.11.2... My only chance was to install windows by using an external drive. But I have also had no success with it. The Bootcamp Assistant worked as usual, but the iMac is restarted, the installation disc could not be founded.

  Is there a solution to this? can I turn my internal Superdrive to activate the image installagen method? is there a way using the external drive for this or is there a solution to my problem with the player great?

  Help, please...

  Please see

  Bootcamp without optical drive

  http://forums.MacRumors.com/showthread.php?p=20584499#post20584499

• Is that a catastrophic problem with BootCamp / virtual machines or something else?

  Just had a catasrophic with BootCamp problem

  My MBP was running a bit lazy, so Apple gave me a few instructions on how to fix this, including linking the installation discs for the disk utility and empty all of my folders cache under OSX.  Don't know if any of this slow and crashing was something to do with the installation of the latest update to OSX

  All of a sudden when I came back to Windows in the usual manner, the installation of windows in the VM required activation. Needless to say I had to activate windows every time I spent Bootcamp in OSX and/or then the merger to get to Windows, I had to re-activate so finally that Microsoft is beginning to think that someone is to install Windows on multiple computers and telephone activation becomes a nightmare.

  But even worse, when I managed to understand what product key that I used for bootcamp and started windows, EACH CONFIGURATION MADE OVER A YEAR or so AND EACH SOFTWARE INSTALLATION HAD DISAPPEARED, I HAD!  Without a windows installation process, I've been frame with a soft-install windows desktop with all my lost favorites. Leading to an even bigger nightmare in the re-installation of hundreds of evidence hours of software.  He had two meager records to show that I was in the right place and that everything is not contained in another folder and a file or two, but I wonder if all these installation information is contained in a cache in the directory structure Active Directory OSX? If so, is it possible to identify the files or the folders in which cache directory must be saved?

  If this is the case, I never dreamed that something to do with the windows installation was contained in the OSX directory structure?  Surely if this is the case, there should be a strong warning on it?   Admittedlythe Windows Setup WAS a bit slow before the "incident", but I doubt that there is something deeply wrong, and in any event I ran just a fully updated Adaware and Spybot so this problem is probably not a virus. (I don't use email merge)

  If this is the case, is - can anyone identify records needing backup before you empty the caches under OSX?  I don't think THAT many here would have been recovered by the take a snapshot could it? (anyway, I could not in windows without this activation)

  FWIW, the only way I can see what is a matter of merger is if by chance you're under Fusion 2.0.0, which had a fatal flaw it would partition Boot Camp Virtual Machine to take a snap, and if you did not start in native mode again you probably will not notice immediately that all changes have been written in a disc rather than the disc file physics itself and then if we deleted the virtual Boot Camp Machine partition a situation such that you described could have similar results.

  Another thing to look at is C:\Program Files in the Windows directory and see if it contains all the applications you have installed once and if she doesn't then it's quite possible that you run Windows from a default registry hive, which of course contains no information on changes since Windows has been installed but you have really not provide adequate details on what you were in fact under the leadership of Apple technology to get where you currently are, so there is not much that I can offer.

• Problem with bootcamp partition resized

  I recently resized my bootcamp with winclone partition to accommodate a few extra steam games. Alls works fine when I boot into via bootcamp, but merger throws an error (I've included a screenshot).

  Any advice?

  I tried to delete the file he is mentioned, but then it gives an error of missing file.

  Thank you guys

  Try this: Quit VMWare Fusion using its menu Quit to make sure it is not running.  Then delete (or move to the temp directory of the library directory) all 'Boot Camp' directory and its files under your direction... Home / Library/Application Support/VMware Fusion/Virtual Machines/puis start Fusion, and he should be able to find the boot camp partition and recreate the folder structure you have deleted or moved.  You may have to redo you settings for this virtual machine, but it's easy.

• Problem Windows/Bootcamp Partition with unsupported Mac (iMac 21.5 "mid-2011)

  I tried many door routes stealth to install Windows 10 on my iMac (21.5 inch, mid-2011; 1 TB SATA disk), which seems to be not taken in charge by Apple. Whenever I try to use Bootcamp to try to establish a partition, in the end it cuts and force restarts my computer.

  I decided to make my own (150 GB, FAT MS-DOS) partition and a bootable USB stick with all the files .iso on it. The bootable USB key works very well and can get into Boot EFI without problem. The score, according to the EFI boot and Windows Installer, "has a table of MBR partition...". [and] Windows can only be installed on GPT disks. »

  I tried to format the partition to NTFS by using the command-line Windows, such as proposed in the link below, but after downloading the Tuxera NTFS file to move the .iso to the Windows partition image file (I guess to make its own bootable drive) the drive itself is not started.

  In fact, the Windows partition came not in the start screen (hosting option after reboot OR allowing the computer initiate by itself).

  https://www.reddit.com/r/Mac/comments/3rzxd5/guide_windows_10_bootcamp_on_unsupp orted_macs.

  

  After trying to format this partition using the Windows command line, Windows begins to remove it and provides the same error message. After some research, I found that the partitions are hybrid and need for special maintenance. I tried to use gpart, but when trying to convert ONLY TPG, took place the message in a terminal:

  Caveat! Main partition table overlaps the first partition of 32 blocks!

  You need to remove this partition or resize in another utility.

  Caveat! Secondary partition table overlaps the last partition of

  33 blocks!

  You need to remove this partition or resize in another utility.

  I activated the command 'csrutil disable' in Recovery Mode in order to bypass the Protection of the integrity of the system, I found that some users of El Capitan were problems with this.

  I was not able to proceed to the question since this last error and I'm not sure how to proceed, especially because I don't want to lose my data on my Mac hard drive. If anyone knows any information on how I should proceed, please let me know!

  1. you use Boot EFI on a preUEFI computer.

  2. to help TO do a FAT32 partition will also create a hybrid MBR. Please after the release of

  sudo fdisk/dev/disk0

  3. you need not of Tuxera, because Windows install has already the ability to convert FAT to NTFS.

  4. your built-in optical drive works? If so, your W10 ISO burn to a physical DVD and try to follow the standard installation of the BCA.

• Weird problem with headphones Jack Bootcamp

  I searched many forums / tried many things before coming here, but for some reason - probably for the first time I don't see my problem on Google.

  The question:

  Every time I put in the helmet, they show only disconnected in Windows on Mac OS X 10 with Cirrus pilots. Sound continues to play on the speakers. This problem wasn't there yesterday and randomly began today.

  Results:

  1. it is not a hardware problem: headset works perfectly on Mac.

  2. it is probably not a Windows problem: when I install Windows drivers by default, the headphones ARE recognzied (!) (this I do by uninstalling Cirrus and restart the Mac). Of course the audio does not play not (or through speakers or headphones) because these drivers are not used to a Macbook Pro.

  3. drivers are not exceeded - just downloaded software support of Bootcamp and re-installed windows.

  Conclusion:

  It is most likely a problem with the driver for Cirrus, which is weird, because I assume that there is already a forum about this if there is (although someone should be the first I guess).

  I have no idea what to do - Apple support cannot help, Cirrus doesn't have a lot of support and it is not a problem with Microsoft (I guess), the only solution I can think of is to find another driver, which I can't find.

  If anyone has a solution or even a certain direction to a solution as possible, it will be very useful!

  Found the problem: Windows does not recognize the headphones with 1 side does not, no wonder there is no one else with this problem lol.

• Problem with USB HUB using Windows 7 on Bootcamp

  I have an iMac when I installed Win 7 with Bootcamp. I have problem with USB hub. If I connect USB devices (printer, iphone... etc...) directly to my computer, it works without any problem. But if I connect them through USB hub, that they do not work properly. The sound instantly invites you, but certain peripheral functions partially and some not at all. I tried several USB hubs... same problem for all. Any solution? Thanks a lot for your answer.

  Hello

  I suggest you to see link and check.

  Tips for solving common driver problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/tips-for-fixing-common-driver-problems

  I also suggest you to contact the apple support and check.

  http://www.Apple.com/support/

• Activation of Windows 7 with bootcamp and virtualbox problem

  How to correctly activate my Windows 7 Professional works on two different configurations. With Bootcamp and Virtual Box? This used to work great until an update does not allow me more. I have it setup where I can boot into parrel with my mac or by itself with bootcamp.

  Any ideas? Thank you

  You must have separate licenses for two instances of Windows 7 Professional. Both facilities are considered to be different computers. The VM (VirtualBox) and BootCamp are regarded as separate computers.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/get-a-new-Windows-product-key

• Problem with WiFi connectivity

  Hello everyone.

  Since yesterday my Macbook pro (mid-2012; Retina), El Capitan 10.11.6, running acted. I am able to connect to my home router when I'm on OS X. But when I switch to Windows 10 (with bootcamp) he connects to it even before I am able to connect. My IPhone and my IPad have no problem whatsoever. The problem probably occurred a week after I stopped the machine and turn it back would not see my router, but it has been resolved with a simple reboot. However, last night I came home from college and were not able to connect or see it at all. I searched the forums, tried all the stuff help wireless, did the round with the location, reset preferences and nothing has worked. When I go to University I have no problem connecting to the network out there on a BONE. I was not able to find anything else that could help me so I turn to the community to see if anyone has had similar problems and, hopefully, a solution.

  Thank you.

  Hey Kasiopeous,

  If I understand correctly, the MacBook Pro does not connect to your home WiFi network. Other devices are able to connect at home, and the MacBook Pro is able to connect to other networks.  Looks like you already have a troubleshooting.
  I recommend you read these articles, which may be able to help solve the problem.

  Look for Wi - Fi using your Mac - Apple Support concerns

  Since it seems that this is related to a network, we want to make sure that the network has the recommended settings.

  Recommended settings for the WiFi routers and access points - Apple supported

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support. Have a good.

• Solitaire T, pls help!... Can no longer start with Bootcamp after increasing the size of the partition with OSX El Capitan

  I hope that this message reaches solitary T and could help me.

  After an attempt to increase the size of my bootcamp partition, I can start is no longer with bootcamp, the same problems that many people lived in El capitan. I tried the instructions of solitary after but I'm stuck with this:

  1. boot in local restoration (command-R).

  2. start utility-> Terminal.

  3. type csrutil disable in the Terminal, and then press enter/return.

  4. type csrutil State.

  5 start normally, then type csrutil status to confirm that it is always disabled.

  I don't know what to do next.

  Would be grateful if I could get any help. Thanks in advance.

  BTW, I ended up remove the new partition created during the process.

  

• I had installed windows 8.1 with bootcamp, it was a c drive and I tried to do a second drive d with management of the disks, but when I shrink c drive and format the partition which was made by the management of the disks to d ' training, it destroyed my

  I use macbook pro.

  I had installed Windows 8.1 with bootcamp, that there was a c drive, then I tried to do the second drive with disk management d when I shrink the c drive and format the partition which was made by the management of the disks to d ' training, it destroyed my mac osx.

  Please help solve this problem.

  This partitioning is not supported. Please download GPT Fdisk from http://sourceforge.net/projects/gptfdisk/ and install it on the Windows side. Once it is installed, thanks for posting the output as indicated in the CMD window.

  

• Having great difficulty with BootCamp

  Hello! I wish if someone helps me with this big problem im having with bootcamp!

  It is so confusing to me and I don't understand a thing.

  Anyway if I tried to get windows on my mac for about a week, and I can't figure out how. No one has exactly the same problem as I do.

  so I will try to get windows 7. I already loaded the boot camp and "downloading the latest software for windows from Apple support", that part is done. but when it comes to the other party 'Installer Windows 7', I get the message, "the installation disc is not found."

  the thing is, do I need to a CD or DVD disc real to do or if I can use my USB?

  So what I did basically, is to create an ISO image, adding a new imagine in the thing of disk utility. but I don't understand the point of the ISO? and what should I do with this disc? Sorry if I seem noobish, but I'm not a genius when it comes to computers.

  ~ Thank you very much to those who will help this daughter confused and lost!

  Your Mac specific (2010) has an built-in optical drive. There are very few models Mac that can use the connection USB or DVD installers. You need a physical DVD. If you have an ISO, it must be burned on a physical DVD. If you have created an ISO of a DVD for your specific model it was an unnecessary step.

• Luvin 3.1, but just a few questions on machines with bootcamp...

  Hi all, v3.1 is fantastic and everything works fine. But I have some questions that the admin of de facto in a studio with lotsa imacs. What I do for machines with boot camp, it is creating a WINCLONE of an image for deployment and perform restorations on the machine with bootcamp when I want to update. Works perfectly :)

  But I wonder if using VMWare to make updates on my main image will in any way mess things, in other words, when a player of bootcamp partition running virtual in VMWare interface, installation of software and whatnot will be the same as if the installation of the software if the native boot? In more words, have VMWare tools installed on the Boot Camp partition will do anything to disrupt things when running native than boot camp?

  Many Boot Camps that I update don't have VMWare installed, because they are mainly used on the side PC anyway, to these people that I can not/never get clean windows. I want to assure you that I am not having problems using VMWare on the master Bootcamp partition that I use to clone.

  And just a side note: while I like your product, I can't tell you how much not having not not firewire support in virtual images is to play with a / V. Heads We absolutely need to have support firewire audio and video workstations. If there is support, I would never mess with boot camp again!

  Well, thx and hope to hear from you soon.

  Jigs

  Herojig says:

  But, I wonder if using VMware (Fusion) to make updates on my main image in any way will mess up things, in other words, when a Boot Camp partition drive is virtual running in the interface of VMware (Fusion), installation of software and which will not be the same as if installation of the software if the native boot? In still more words, will have the VMware Tools installed on the Boot Camp partition anything to disrupt things during this training camp native execution?

  Yes, you can perform maintenance of software (for example patches from Microsoft) for the Boot Camp partition in VMware Fusion almost identical initializing natively in the machine.  The only differences are the detection for device drivers that need to access the host hardware to update (this should be very rare).  Update in general things like Windows, Office, Adobe CS/Acrobat, etc. will be fine.

  As for VMware in Boot Camp tools, virtual pilots are designed to remain latent (inactive) without any problems, that is not loaded == not used.  There is only one question: activation software updates.  VMware swap files of activation for Windows and Office preserve activation in each environment.  If you move the activation of copies of Vista, 7, Office 2007/2010 via WinClone, this will trigger reactivation.  Also starting in VMware Fusion will require more activation by machine for VMware environments and British Colombia are activated.  As long as you don't replace Boot Camp partitions, activations should stay.  For the use of this type of activation, he preferred to a Service (KMS) key management to manage your licenses on site because copies at retail have limited the number of activations.

• Problem with the conversion of Partition Boot Camp

  I would have just dl and installed the trial version of 3.0.  After running and by selecting the boot camp for the boot partition, merge began to 'prepare' the partition for use.  After about 45 minutes, the process had not been completed.  I grew up the activity monitor and found that the process did nothing.  I closed the process, thinking I could start over again at the launch of Fusion.  Wrong, merger saw the partition boot camp into a virtual machine that could not be started.

  Is there a possible way to start the process of 'preparation '?  It is apparently the only way to correct the problem.

  Tried from a support ticket, but could not do while I wasn't a registered owner.

  I'm trying to make my choice between Parallels and Fusion, or just stick with BootCamp.  I hope someone can help me with this problem.

  Harry

  Dear Harry,

  I did the same thing yesterday. My BootCamp partition has Windows XP (SP3) and I also have Parallels. I'm now trying to decide if I stay with Parallels or Fusion 3 (to take a possible advantage over the 64-bit @ Snow Leopard).

  My upgrade was fine, it took about 15 minutes to get BootCamp running on the merger. A small step has been to re - activate my XP with Microsoft license, because the "material" changes. I have the MACBOOK PRO 13 '' 2.53 with 4 GB of RAM. I don't really have time to play yesterday, but between Parallels and Fusion 3, (64-bit), I did not see too much improvement on the 'speed '.

  An advantage of having any of virtualization software, is that you can have multiple operating systems running, such as XP, Windows7, etc. I need that because my work, the developer. If you can stay only with an operating system, I guess, BootCamp works very well.

  Kind regards