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ikari922

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May 9, 2018
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Help!!!

I just installed bootcamp and realized that my shift key is stuck... Since I have High Sierra, I can't boot it back to mac OS... I am currently stuck in Windows 10! Is there a way to stop MacBook keyboard and use an external keyboard in Windows 10 during booting?

Currently, I can't get onto any startup manager, verbose mode, single user mode, or anything... I could get on Internet recovery mode but that got me to the no entry sign thing.

Thanks!
 
Help!!!

I just installed bootcamp and realized that my shift key is stuck... Since I have High Sierra, I can't boot it back to mac OS... I am currently stuck in Windows 10! Is there a way to stop MacBook keyboard and use an external keyboard in Windows 10 during booting?

Currently, I can't get onto any startup manager, verbose mode, single user mode, or anything... I could get on Internet recovery mode but that got me to the no entry sign thing.

Thanks!

On my MBP I press and hold the Option key on startup to select between macOS & Windows, not the shift key.
 
That didn’t take me anywhere. With the shift key stuck, it booted straight to Win10
 
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On my MBP I press and hold the Option key on startup to select between macOS & Windows, not the shift key.
That didn’t take me anywhere. With the shift key stuck, it booted straight to Win10
 
Use the Bootcamp control panel in Windows to set your startup disk to MacOS.
 
Until you fix the stuck shift key, I sense you're going to have continuing problems getting booted and running...
 
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