Hi, I'm just trying to install Mojave on my Mac Book Air and it got stuck on a first. It stuck at apple logo loading screen for 30' to 1hr, then it took another hour just to. With No Signal (sleep mode) I've upgraded my mac to Mojave, and now I. The upcoming MacBook will not support running Windows 7 through Boot Camp.

I’ve gone ahead and installed Apple’s Boot Camp product and Windows XP and I’m totally delighted with the results. Finally, I can pop into Windows as needed without having to drag along a PC on my sales calls. But how the heck do I get back to Mac OS X? It’s now automatically booting into Windows each time. Glad to hear that you’re having a good experience with. It’s pretty cool, as I explain here:. I too noticed the same issue, however, and there’s a bit of a trick to getting it to boot into Mac OS X each time, rather than Windows.

First, hold down the Option key while the system is booting, and it’ll give you a list of all bootable operating systems found on the computer: Pick Mac OS X and boot. Now, once you’re up and running, go to Apple –> System Preferences –> Startup Disk and you’ll see the following: Select Mac OS X rather than Windows XP, and you should automatically boot into Mac OS X each time until you again use the “Option” at boot time to select Windows XP by hand.

How to use graphic design studio for mac download. Hope that helps you out. Don’t forget to also check out too, if you want to try running that Windows app without having to reboot at all:.

Just bought today my 21″5 iMAC and the installation of Windows7 with BootCamp was smooth and great, but i simple just can’t get to choose the option of which system i want to start when i boot the mac. OPTION KEY SIMPLE DOESN’T WORK, it always start with Windows7. I don’t know if its because i’m using a wireless keyboardi know that when i press X or Z after i hear the TaaTaa mac sound i go to GRUB4DOS with a red background but i don’t know what to do here.i’m able to start normally with Win7 but i really would like to have the dual boot options!!

'But I thought if I would downgrade to Snow Leopard using the install disk, install windows 7 and the drivers, and then upgrade it back to Lion, it would solve the problem.' You could've just ASKED before doing so! Ah, things are complicated now.

You definitely need to go meet `an Apple genius (to an Apple store) to solve this, as I may help you here but there's a risk of losing your data on the MBP. Anyway, tell me one thing. I asked you to look for the bootcamp folder/application in the install disc. But I didn't mention that you need to look for it while you're in Windows.

Did you do so while you were in Windows or in Mac? Well, If I were you, I'd just do a complete reinstall, format and reinstall (if I had no data on the HDD). If you have data on the HDD, take it to an Apple store if you can. If not, then you can clean-install Snow Leopard like this: Ah, and I found out what Windows Support Software is.

My bad:( Should've guided you correctly in the first place, sorry! (watch from 1:20 onwards) Now what YOU can do: EITHER clean install Snow Leopard, and upgrade to Lion (don't worry you won't need to repurchase it) OR you can visit an Apple store.