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Bazu

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Mar 7, 2013
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Warsaw, Poland
Hi,

Recently I've installed Windows 10 via Bootcamp.
The issue I have is when I try to restart into OS X using Bootcamp tray icon in Windows it does reboot my computer into recovery partition not into OS X one. And that forces me to manually change boot partition again.

Do anyone experience similar issue and is there fix for it?
 
Hold Alt on startup, then use the arrow keys to move to the Macintosh HD partition. Hold CTRL and the select disk icon will change. Hit Enter to boot into Macintosh HD.

Then restart and try again -- any better?
 
Hold Alt on startup, then use the arrow keys to move to the Macintosh HD partition. Hold CTRL and the select disk icon will change. Hit Enter to boot into Macintosh HD.

Then restart and try again -- any better?

It set OS X as default boot, but Bootcamp Control Panel option "Restart into OS X" retained bug where it changes boot drive again to recovery.
[doublepost=1491924985][/doublepost]Posting video from to show what is happening

 
It set OS X as default boot, but Bootcamp Control Panel option "Restart into OS X" retained bug where it changes boot drive again to recovery.
[doublepost=1491924985][/doublepost]Posting video from to show what is happening


Oh boy, I bet that gets annoying. =/

If you just select Restart normally in Windows (right-click Start menu> Shutdown/signout> Restart), does it boot into macOS that way?
 
Yes only if OS X is set as default system.

Not sure why it isn't working normally but hopefully macOS as default/restarting Windows is an okay workaround.

You can try ensure the BootCamp software is up to date, though I can't offer any suggestions beyond that. Sorry. Hopefully somebody else has some ideas.
 
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