Bootcamp HD not showing up on my desktop.

[mcfields]

On my old macbook, I installed vista and everything worked fine. I just did that on my new macbook pro. It runs fine and all, but the Bootcamp HD isn't showing up on my desktop under my Macintosh HD. I went do disk utility and it verifiys the disk, but repair just does this:

http://img.imgcake.com/picture_1x38.png

I try to mount the image, but it fails and wants me to try repairing, which as you see in the picture doesn't work. Any ideas?

[Bill Gates]

Run "chkdsk" under Windows, otherwise known as a disk check. You need to take care of the filesystem corruption under Windows before Mac OS X will permit you to mount the disk.

[Schtumple]

I find it amusing that out of all the users on MR, "Bill Gates" helps out with a windows related issue :p

[mac88]

I find it amusing that out of all the users on MR, "Bill Gates" helps out with a windows related issue :p

I was thinking the same thing. The best guy to answer the question.

[ilkevinli]

Did you go into the FINDER properties and make sure "Network Drive" is checked ?

[mcfields]

Run "chkdsk" under Windows, otherwise known as a disk check. You need to take care of the filesystem corruption under Windows before Mac OS X will permit you to mount the disk.

Well I did this last night and it still isn't there. I'm getting the same error when I go to mount/repair the Bootcamp HD. Yes the network drive is checked under finder :/

[mcfields]

Well I checked the ntfs-3g plugin to see if that had to do with anything. I disabled it and as soon as I did the bootcamp hard drive popped right up -_-. Reinstalled it so that I could drag and drop files. I rarely have problems with Macs, but when I do, they always have the simplest, silliest solutions. Thanks for the help.