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As a newcomer to iMac (OSX, 10.4.11), my son set up a Windows partition so that I could continue to use Win applications. A year later I no longer use the Windows partition and would rather have the space available to my Mac work.
Is there any way to return that volume's 100+GB (NT filesystem) to the Mac, without disturbing the data on the Mac volume?
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Removing a Windows virtual disk from an iMac3 Replies
Comment by
kevtownsend
: Jan 10 2010 11:26 AM
Thank you, but... The problem is that it was Bootcamp Beta (which has now expired), and the OS is 10.4 (which doesn't, I believe, support the current Bootcamp). Does that mean I must first upgrade the OS and then get hold of a new version of Bootcamp? But will that work on a disk created on the beta version in an older operating system?
Comment by
GordonMeyer
: Jan 13 2010 03:52 PM
The process is still the same (using Bootcamp Assistant) but you have to trick the beta into thinking it's not expired. Apple provides the details here: http://support.apple...iewlocale=en_US
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