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jt99

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Jul 12, 2010
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After I started setting up bootcamp with windows XP on my 2007 macbook, I opened the windows XP pack and couldn't find the disk. Now whenever I boot up my macbook I come up with a screen to insert a windows new disk.
Is there anyway that I can stop boot camp?
 
After I started setting up bootcamp with windows XP on my 2007 macbook, I opened the windows XP pack and couldn't find the disk. Now whenever I boot up my macbook I come up with a screen to insert a windows new disk.
Is there anyway that I can stop boot camp?

Hold Alt/Option during the boot process and select your Mac OS X partition, go to System Preferences and select OS X as your Startup Disk.

celticpride678's approach would work fine too if you actually want to remove the Windows partition, but you will still need to hold Alt/Option to boot back into OS X.

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Thanks for the quick response. I'll try that when I get back to my computer!
 
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