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• Re-partitioned Macintosh HD and Bootcamp/Windows does not display on startup

  I had heard of people having problems, but I've heard talk about several good results than the previous. Now I can't start Windows when you restart. My BOOTCAMP folder is still there. My bootcamp drive is on ' disc 0s 5 ' but when I try to use the command line to collect information on this subject and so on that he says the resource is busy... I will send pictures. Any help or verdicts would be great appreciated. Thank you!

  Can you use [help] can not boot Windows (8.1) after resizing partition as reference and fix your MBR using Gdisk?

• Bootcamp partition is not as boot drive, after running bootcamp to install Windows 10 on MacbookPro 15 "El Capitan running

  Hello

  I'm trying to install 10 Windows on my Macbook Pro. I followed this guide, but I am stuck between steps 3 and 4. In disk utility, I see that the bootcamp partition is created, but it does not appear as boot drive. I also tried to start my mac while pressing the option key, but still it will not show.

  See below for a screenshot that shows the current state of my machine.

  

  

  

  How can I continue to install 10 Windows on my Mac?

  Your BOOTCAMP partition internal not yet have Windows installed on it.  If you're between steps 3 and 4 (the installation procedure standard), your, assistant Boot Camp should automatically rebooting your computer after partitioning, from the installation media (Windows 10 CD), you must have created.  I assume that you already have a Windows 10 installation disk.  Make sure that the disc is inserted when you first enter assistant Boot Camp and you let the computer restart on its own.

  Apple instructions are a bit vague (somehow I'm not surprised).

  Watch (time code 04:26 - 09:15) in next video for instructions (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SxA_OsPEgk).

  Good luck.

• Cant' boot with boot camp after resizing partition OSX

  How to resize my bootcamp partition without deleting chtol

  I should have seen all the answers before I do it myself

  After resizing main partition by 10 GB, I couldn't reboot with windows7.

  My mac has been set to boot with windows and when I boot the message "No boot device - insert boot disk and press any key" popped up with black screen.

  If I hold the Option key during the startup key, there is no selection record except OSX.

  With disk utility, it is indeed alive, but he did not seem a new partition, instead of empty space - which I have no intention of.

  I read several threads on this problem.

  Because I have no idea of Terminal things, I post a few out of article which could able to shorten your time.

  * diskutil list

  

  * sudo fdisk/dev/disk0

  

  * sudo TPG - vv - r show/dev/disk0

  

  * sudo dd if = / dev/disk0s5 account 1 2 = > dev/null | hexdump - c

  

  The second and fourth result seems quite hopeless...

  Please help what can I do, including throw all hope...

  Forget it. I formatted it.

• Resized partition Boot Camp, now cannot start Windows

  I have a MacBook Pro (with the retina) with a 128 GB SSD which was, until recently, evenly divided 50-50 between Mac and Windows 8.

  However, I need more space on the size of Windows, so I reduced the size of the Mac partition to 40 GB and then, because for some reason I couldn't expand the Boot Camp one, I had to create another partition that I could use to put my stuff in side Windows.

  I did this via Windows.

  I now, weeks later, started in Mac for the first time since, and now I can't get back into Windows. The partition is not present on the desktop, or in the boot disk utility.

  Output of gdisk:

  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: protection

  BSD: absent

  APM: absent

  TPG: present

  Found valid GPT with protective MBR; using GPT.

  Disk/dev/disk0: 236978176 sectors, GiB 113.0

  Logical sector size: 512 bytes

  Identifier (GUID) of disc: 453C975D-0233-49EB-A8C3-7B7BF7805CFD

  Partition table contains up to 128 entries

  First usable sector is 34, last usable area is 236978142

  The partitions will be aligned with the boundaries of sector 8

  Space free total is 4165 sectors (2.0 MiB)

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

  409639 40 1 200.0 of MiB EF00 EFI system partition

  2 409640 79247487 37.6 giB AF05 customer

  3 79247488 80517023 619.9 MiB AB00 Recovery HD

  4 80517120 119578623 18.6 giB 0700 basic data partition

  5 119580672 236976127 56.0 giB AF00 BOOTCAMP

  Can anyone help please? The partition is obviously still there, but I can't work on how to make it reappear in the startup disk!

  Can you use [help] can not boot Windows after resizing partition (8.1) as reference and rebuild your MBR?

• 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.

• Re: Resize Partitions on Satellite L670-12J

  Purpose:
  Having a single 500 GB partition for the system and data.

  Current situation:
  Partition 1 - 232 GB system
  Partition the HARD drive recovery data contains - Data 232 GB - 2

  What I've done so far:
  I created 3 DVD of the recovery partition recovery using the toshiba software.
  Restarted and booted from the recovery DVD made, however no option me is given during the HARD drive recovery process that allows to change the size of the created partitions (fixed size seems to be 232 GB).

  After you complete the recovery process, I tried resize the partition in disk management. I formatted the data partition and converted to unallocated space, but the option to extend the system partition is not available.

  > After you complete the recovery process, I tried resize the partition in disk management. I formatted the data partition and converted to
  > space unallocated, but the option to extend the system partition is not available.

  I recommend you to use a program called Paragon Partition Manager. Download and install. Then, choose option restribute space in the program. Thus, you'll be able to expand the local space on C: it narrows on local d

• How to live resize partitions 2 existing partitioned drive?

  I have a 1.5 to - 2 partitioned drive I need to change the size of the partition 2. I need to make a smaller partition 1 and 2 large partition.

  I have place to decrease the partition 1, so that I can increase the partition 2.

  First of all, I reduce the size of partition 1, but am I that reason... until what I click on "Apply" in the bottom right of the disk utility window, that computer still considers that this hard drive is partitioned with the sizes of origin? And so if I simply decrease the size of the score graphically in the interface, then click on partition 2, I see the text: this partition cannot be resized.

  So if I am wrong in this assumption, I must decrease partition 1 and apply. Then I can select partition 2 and increase it with the newly created space in partition 1?

  If she is correct, when I click on apply in the first stage, the newly created space turn into another partition the partition between 1 and 2? And the next step would be to combine this small new partition in the original partition 2? Here are a few screenshots to better explain.

  NOTE: Yes, I know that I need these 2 partitions to backup before applying resizing.

  If I can reduce the size of partition 1, whose interface seems to help, I guess that with the good implementation, I should be able to expand the partition 2.

  I use Lion 10.7.5 on a Mac Pro.

  Thank you

  Steven

  

  

  

  If I can reduce the size of partition 1, whose interface seems to help, I guess that with the good implementation, I should be able to expand the partition 2.

  No, it doesn't work like that.

  You can reduce the size of partition 1, but you will not be able to reclaim that space for the 2nd partition. You need to remove the 2nd partition, and then add it back.

  But beware, your free space currently for your 10.6.8 partition is marginal, in order to reduce the size of this partition does not seem a good idea. You may no longer be able to start from such a unit.

  One of the disadvantages of partitioning is that you can not redistribute their sizes without redoing the readers.

  Overall, you have not enough free space on this drive.

• My Windows 8 partition does not appear

  Hello

  I have a problem with my macbook pro (early 2011) which I hope someone can help me with.  I tried researching the issue on mine and have not found anything that fits my specific situation.  I consider myself a little above the average user and do not have any formal education in computers.

  I had partitioned macbook brother previously with windows 7 and had no real problems.  I had looked at the walkthroughs on youtube and forums.  It was a year ago.  Last week I decided I want to partition my macbook so that I could use windows.  My boyfriend already has a version of windows 8 (64-bit) that had not been used, so I assumed that it would be nice to use it.  I carelessly did not saved my computer.  I used the boot camp assistant who has two boxes to check with the download of the last support Windows of Apple options and install Windows 7 or later.  I did both, which prompted me to plug in a USB key, I did.  When he was done download Windows support, it prompted me to install the cd that I used for the installation, I did, the 64-bit windows 8.  Then it prompted me to choose how I wish the windows partition.  I chose the option to divide it into equal parts, if I remember correctly out to be about 159 GB for storage remaining on my mac and about 159 GB passes to the new partition of windows.  At some point the computer restarted and I had the option to accept the terms and agreements for Windows and I did, and then he invited me for a product key, I got in.  I had options for disk 0, 1, 2, etc. and the correlation of numbers for partitions.  When I'd done it before if I remember correctly, one of the options should have considered something like "disk 1 Partition 3: BOOTCAMP" and I think that I would have a few steps after this formatting including it.  But the bootcamp partition has not showing as an option.  I decided to restart my Mac and remove the partition and start again when I had someone to help me.

  The problem is that I can't delete the partition because its does not appear anywhere on my mac, I can see.  I tried to use boot camp again to remove it, but he gave me the same guests as if I had just started.  I also tried to go to disk utility and it does not appear there either.  I also noticed that the approximate amount of GB I assigned to the windows partition always took to the top of this memory.  Instead of having the original number of GB of free space on my mac, it says now I 159,84 Go 85,87 Go free.  When I tried Windows partition using boot camp just to see what he would say, the corresponding figures having only 85,87 GB to divide between mac and windows.  After looking to the top of the information on my mac, the only thing I've noticed showing how much storage I had initially is entering the system report and selecting storage and see what is called the logical volume group which has 319,21 GB of which 159.02 is free, which is the number of the partition that I did.  But I have no idea if it is still relevant or even isn't a logical volume group.  I should have saved my computer and should have looked more into it before plunging blindly, but now that I have, I was hoping if anyone had any idea of what could have happened or what I could have done wrong.  The only solution I've come across is my current computer backup and reformatting of my mac.  I would try to avoid this if its possible but will if I have to.

  I apologize for the wordy explanation.  I used OS X El Capitan when I made the partition, and I updated after I made the partition hoping it might help somehow, but there is no change.  If more information is needed or if images are necessary, I would be happy to do so.  Thanks for your time.

  Other information:

  OS X El Capitan 10.11.3 version

  MBP 13, in early 2011

  Intel Core i5 to 2.3 GHz processor

  4 GB 1333 MHz DDR3 memory

  Graphics Intel HD Graphics 3000 384

  Wizard Boot Camp, Version 6.0.1 (522)

  Can you post the output of the following commands in OS X Terminal?

  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.

• How to identify / resize partitions on Satellite L300D-06N

  People,

  My son has a Satellite L300D-06N and I'm trying to optimize its HD.

  In the windows storage management window, it seems that there are 4 partitions on its HD 250 GB (of which two are hidden). There is a C: (216 GB) who seems to be holding. D: (7.7 GB), which seems to be empty. There is also a partition of 1.46 GB non-lettre (hidden?) called "EISA Configuration" and another (?) hidden partition 7,57 GB.

  I guess one of them is the so-called recovery partition which holds an original image of the system drive (c :) only?). But what would the other?

  And who is that?

  I can also resize partitions C: and D:? I would like to keep the C: folder for the operating system and any program installs and uses the D: drive as its repository of data. But the C: drive currently has 150 GB free space, I want to take about 100 GB and reallocate to D.

  If I resize C: and D: this effect the recoverability of restore the C: drive if I ever? And can they just be resized through the management of storage Windows Vista (I'm used to XP and have used Partition Magic on my other XP system, but I understand that it does not work on Vista).

  Thanks in advance.

  ... Bill

  Hello

  As far as I know, there should be only one hidden partition containing Vista backup files. This partition is created automatically by Vista and it s need for some processes of repair if something would be wrong with the operating system.

  The other partition must contain the Windows Vista, drivers and other applications.
  The next partition must communicate with Toshiba HARD drive recovery files.
  This HARD drive recovery could be in the order of the group without the use of recovery disks!

  I have used the magic of partitions in Win XP too, but it didn t work in Vista OS.
  But I could use the free tool called Gparted. It s a software opens and you can use it for free.

• With EFI partitions will not rise

  HP z400: after a repair/upgrade to sp1 of Windows 7 Pro (64), no matter what external disk with an EFI partition is not installed.  Player will be present in the BIOS and the management of drive, but without a letter. Cannot assign a drive letter.  All other discs mount correctly.  Disks with EFI partition will mount on other PCs.  All the drivers seem to be current and fuctional.

  Hello

  I never got a message error... all options have been grayed out.  And I tried the guest... but it has not yet been recognized in disk management.

  But after two weeks of puzzle, I finally found the cause.  I run MacDrive 8 so I can play discs with HFS + formatting.  This program should be completely uninstalled and reinstalled after the upgrade.  I had turned it off before the upgrade, but it takes more than that.  Everything works now as expected.

  But it would be really nice if Windows reads HFS disks...

  Thank you

  Scott

• Published: Recovery Partition do not have day

  I posted this under Yosemite, instead of El Capitan - very sorry.

  I ran updates on iMac 10.11.6 10.11.5

  The update has not changed the recovery partition, it is still at 10.11.5

  Ran 10.11.6 combination update, still do not update to recovery partition.

  What should I do to get my recovery partition in harmony with my primary OS version?

  Thank you!

  What makes you think that your recovery partition is not up-to-date?

• How to resize partitions of disk on Satellite A300-14V?

  Hello

  A drive in my Toshiba Satellite A300 14V 320 is divided two equal C: and E: volumes. The c: volume contains Vista OS, programs and lots of user data. The E: volume is the folder HDDRecovery contains it is about 4 GB, but when I check the properties of the volume E: I see 30 GB of used space. Could someone explain what is the problem?
  And there's a question related - why I am able to reduce volume E: only for about 12 GB and not able at all to expand the C: volume by Windows tools? Do I have to use commercial software to perform the task or it is easier and cheaper to reinstall the system with a disk-resuscitator?

  Thanks and regards,
  Alexander

  All new Toshiba laptops have this partition structure. On the second partition you have folder named HDDRecovery that contains the recovery image. This image will be used if you want to install HARD drive recovery facility - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD9102IR0000R01.htm

  On the second partition, you can also save all your important data. This second partition is not reserved for the recovery image only. Very important, it is follow:
  # When you want to install the OS by using restore DVD disc the whole HARD disk will be formatted and all data will be gone.
  # When you use second partition of disk HARD recovery option will not be changed. This means that all data stored on the second partition will be there even if you have installed the operating system again.

  It is therefore recommended that you save all important data, music, movies, photos, or different documents on the second partition. If you want to use this HARD drive recovery option in the future please do not change the partition structure. When something is changed, it can happen that you will not be able to start the installation of HARD drive recovery.

  If you care about second partition and if you created recovery DVD discs, you can with the partitions all you want.

  If you have any other questions please let me know.

• HP530: recovery partition has not installed

  Reinstalled the operating system, destructive, with SE recovery disks. The recovery partition has not been installed. Any comment as to the reason would be appreciated. Thank you.

  Hello

  No, your brand auto recovery pricing won't recreate the recovery partition. If you want to re-create the recovery partition, you need a set of HP to perform the factory restore.

  Self made pricing factory restore will only effect C: partition

  Kind regards.

• HP Pavilion g6-1278sa recovery partition does not

  Recovery partition does not work after the creation of new partitions. Where can I get the restore CD?

  Hello

  You can order a set of replacement recovery disks using the link below.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00810334

  If you have a problem with this link, order them directly from HP.

  If you live in the United States, contact HP here.

  If you are in another part of the world, begin here.

  Kind regards

  DP - K