I don't know if something similar has already been posted. I'm aware that Windows cannot reboot into macOS when installed on an APFS partition. Could the following be a solution to this problem? I saw this tip in the German c't magazine 23/2017 page 131:
Download the High Sierra Installer from the Apple store, cancel the installation, open a terminal window and enter
/App*/Inst*High*/C*/R*/startosinstall --converttoapfs NO
Did someone already test this and can confirm that this would be a viable solution to the Bootcamp issue. I have a Mac Pro 5,1 with Sierra and Windows in a Bootcamp partition on an SSD drive. I plan to use a graphics card that doesn't support a boot screen. Switching back to macOS would be difficult. I would also like being able to access the Mac partition from Windows with my Paragon HFS+ driver.
Download the High Sierra Installer from the Apple store, cancel the installation, open a terminal window and enter
/App*/Inst*High*/C*/R*/startosinstall --converttoapfs NO
Did someone already test this and can confirm that this would be a viable solution to the Bootcamp issue. I have a Mac Pro 5,1 with Sierra and Windows in a Bootcamp partition on an SSD drive. I plan to use a graphics card that doesn't support a boot screen. Switching back to macOS would be difficult. I would also like being able to access the Mac partition from Windows with my Paragon HFS+ driver.