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^^ This. Try running the Bootcamp Assistant and seeing what it does for you.I do not know how to clean it up, but I do know that you should remove the boot camp partition via the boot camp assistant for the cleanest removal (not disk utility) in OS X
The bootcamp assistant did not allow me remove it. I don't know what to do at the moment. I did not use the bootcamp assistant to upgrade to Windows 8.1. That might be the problem.
I haven't found a solution to this yet. I tried command+r when booting the computer but nothing seems to work.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
Explain please, so you're not able to run internet recovery (command R) either? What does your machine do?I haven't found a solution to this yet. I tried command+r when booting the computer but nothing seems to work.
Any ideas?
I tried both methods. It's the same as using disk utility unfortunately. I even tried the bootcamp assistant and nothing.
It should not be if done correctly - do you see a spinning earth/globe icon?I tried both methods. It's the same as using disk utility unfortunately. I even tried the bootcamp assistant and nothing.
If so, go into internet recovery's disk utility and format individual partitions first (not the entire physical volume). I format them all to Mac journaled and when you've erased all partitions, then you should be able to select the physical drive and run another erase.
the last time i tried messing with a bootcamp partition it left 50gb of unused space in a grey area and when i tried to reclaim it said error could not unmount disk. I had to enter internet recovery and reformat my whole hd as 1 partition and redo everything
I also noticed this partition I want to remove now shows up under devices. It wasn't showing up before.
Edit: Resolved.
Edit: Resolved.
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