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Justelis

macrumors newbie
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Apr 22, 2012
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Hello,
recently I reinstalled Windows 7 from Ultimates to Professionals I used USB to do it.
So I spotted that my Start up disk can't see Windows 7.
What I can see when I go to Start up disk



And this is how my Disk Utility looks like:





So my question is how I can make Windows visible on Start up disk?

Thanks
 
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Justelis

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Apr 22, 2012
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Yes, I can I forgot to mention about this.
But for example if I boot Mac OS I cannot go back to Windows without holding option key, it automatically boots Mac
Maybe you know how to solve this problem?
 

murphychris

macrumors 6502a
Mar 19, 2012
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OK well, interestingly enough Mac OS X presently thinks the Windows disk is MS-DOS (FAT) formatted rather than NTFS. Mac OS X will only display Windows 7 as a Startup Disk item for NTFS formatted disks that contains a system it can boot.

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I can see them quite well in Safari 5.1.5.

Safari is tolerant of images with .jpeg filename extensions. Other web browsers are not, that's the problem.
 

Justelis

macrumors newbie
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Apr 22, 2012
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Maybe you guys know solution?
When I try to verify it says you have to repair disk and whe I try repair it says you cannot repair disk..
 

Justelis

macrumors newbie
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Apr 22, 2012
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No I didn't..And if I don't have USB or disk to reinstall Windows so I can't solve this problem without reinstalling Windows?
 

Justelis

macrumors newbie
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Apr 22, 2012
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That's just great U took USB from friend for couple days, and then I took 8h to install it and I did it all wrong, awesome.
 

murphychris

macrumors 6502a
Mar 19, 2012
661
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That's just great U took USB from friend for couple days, and then I took 8h to install it and I did it all wrong, awesome.

Usually it pays to read the instructions. But quite honestly I find Boot Camp to be a huge PITA as well as risky. Unless you're playing games, I don't see why you don't just run Windows in a virtual machine instead.

I'm surprised Windows 7 even lets users install onto FAT32.
 

Justelis

macrumors newbie
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Apr 22, 2012
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Playing games, working with Pinacle. And virtual machines coast alot of your computer resourses that's why I install Windows
 

murphychris

macrumors 6502a
Mar 19, 2012
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Playing games, working with Pinacle. And virtual machines coast alot of your computer resourses that's why I install Windows

It actually doesn't, but it depends on what you're doing. Games and video editing even somewhat consider the operating itself a hinderance. Let alone two of them and a layer in between.
 
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