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Questions about Boot Camp, a utility included with OS X Leopard (10.5) and above that assists users in installing other operating systems on Intel-based Macintosh computers.
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Upgraded to 10.9, but it broke my Windows 8.1 Boot Camp partition!
You could try to fix the MBR Table.
I would recommend by using a Linux LiveCD or the rEFInd CD http://www.rodsbooks.com/refind/index.html
Alternatively, rEFInd can be installed on OS X so you also g …
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Why is there no bootable disk found when using windows install disk?
i hade this problem a few times it's because os x somehow can't set the axtive flag which is needed by the bios/efi tho know at which disk thy should overgive the bootloader.
so you need to set the p …
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Is it possible to install Windows Vista 64-bit on mid 2010 27" iMac w/ Mavericks?
You can do it without using Boot Camp, just make this few steps:
Install rEFIt.
Resize your disk so you get some free space for vista.
Create a new partition from that free space.
Boot up your Mac w …
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