It should be yes, but I’ve always been using it to boot into windows. It’s just
a workaround for me since I’ve gotten so use to using the bootcamp control
panel and setting startup disc.
> On Jul 17, 2018, at 2:08 PM, matthew dyer
> wrote:
>
> Is not the mac partition the first opsion? If s
Is not the mac partition the first opsion? If so, you should just be
able rto just press enter when the menu pops up.
Matthew
On 07/16/2018 12:36 PM, 'aliFaisal' via MacVisionaries wrote:
> I tried that, but there is no speech when that windows pops up so I had no
> idea where the mac part
Yeh this should only be and issue on the mac’s with ssd as it’s related to the
apfs file system so any any. Machine still running with a spindle drive should
still ork for you.
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> On 17/07/2018, at 4:19 AM, matthew dyer
> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>
> There i infact an easyer way
Disconnect any external drives. If you have an idea how many startup
disks there might be, then do the startup with the option key and arrow
right once. If more than two, try again and arrow right twice. Etc.
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I tried that, but there is no speech when that windows pops up so I had no idea
where the mac partition even was.
> On Jul 16, 2018, at 12:19 PM, matthew dyer
> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>
> There i infact an easyer way. if your in windows, restart your machine
> and when you hear the chim
Hi,
There i infact an easyer way. if your in windows, restart your machine
and when you hear the chime, hold down the opsion key then select the
mac partition and you should be good to go. basicly when you boot your
machine, just select your partition from target disk mode and that
should w
Hello all,
So I found out the hard way. Apparently, if you’re running mac OS high sierra,
the bootcamp control panel does not recognize the mac OS partition as a valid
startup disc. When I tried to boot in to mac, the only option available was the
windows partition.
The only way I found that wo
