#Boot camp not restarting to mac os mac os#
#Boot camp not restarting to mac os install#
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#Boot camp not restarting to mac os windows 10#
#Boot camp not restarting to mac os pro#

I haven't found a way to boot back into Windows 10 yet, other than pulling my MacOS drive out, which sucks because it's on a PCI-E card. The only thing you can do is boot back into MacOS Sierra using the command + P + R option.

#Boot camp not restarting to mac os mac os#

In Windows 10 EFI, selecting 'Restart into Mac OS X' from boot camp just reboots into windows.

In MacOS, Bootchamp errors and whines about some **** when you try to restart into windows. In MacOS Sierra, selecting your Windows 10 disk in Startup Disk will restart the computer and will be at a command line that says something like 'boot disk not found'. Seems like there should be some app, or something in Windows 10 that will allow you to select a boot disk. If you're using a non-flashed card, then prepare to suffer by this ailment. I can now use BootChamp to get to Windows 7, and BootCamp will successfully restart in Sierra. While it didn't work right away, re-disabling SIP did make it work.

I did however, give BootChamp a shot since I already had SIP disabled.

#Boot camp not restarting to mac os install#

I really feel like I'm missing something with Clover especially when others have claimed success: and I've tried to research it as much as possible, but I'm not sure where I'm going wrong.Īny help or advice would be greatly appreciated.Īfter trying Clover again with a fresh install of Sierra, and trying every configuration that seemed relevant to my untrained eyes, I couldn't manage to get a boot screen on my 970.

#Boot camp not restarting to mac os pro#

So at this point I need some hand holding:Ī: Do I need to do a fresh install of Windows 7 with a specific formatting on the disk through bootcamp, etc?ī: Is the Windows 7 version of bootcamp just absolutely unable to play nice with Sierra?Ĭ: Does anyone know the exact steps needed to make Clover show boot screens on a Mac Pro with an Nvidia PC card? I've tried resetting the NVRAM before and after installing, then removing Clover, but the above still happens. Holding X upon startup doesn't work either.ġ0. I tried disabling SIP to see if that would allow bootcamp in Windows 7 to restart in Sierra, but nothing changed once Sierra is told to boot in another OS, I can't get back to Sierra without boot screens.ĩ. I did install Clover after reading this thread and following the advice: and was able to successfully boot with it on the GT120 through holding option at startup then choosing Clover, but if I switched over to the 970 the screen would remain black, so I've since reverted to a backup to remove Clover.Ĩ. I tried using a separate install of Yosemite as a sort of startup disk selector, but going from Sierra to Yosemite to Windows 7 results in only being able to reboot in Windows 7 or Yosemite.ħ. I have a GT120 for boot screens, but Windows 7 will only output video through the GT120 when the 970 is also present, and it's not preferable to keep swapping video cards.Ħ. I would guess it worked because this method doesn't change Sierra's startup disk option, but I was only able to do it once and don't want to rely on it if possible.Ħ. Bootcamp was then able to restart in Sierra. I have gotten around this by using a Windows 7 install disc and holding down C upon startup. Using startup in Sierra to reboot in Windows 7 works, but bootcamp in Windows 7 is unable to reboot into Sierra, and the computer will only boot in Windows 7.ĥ. No issues using Startup Disk to restart into Windows 7, and no issues using bootcamp to restart in Yosemite.Ĥ. Originally had Yosemite on one HDD, Windows 7 on another HDD.Ģ. Mac Pro 4.1 -> 5.1 with GTX 970 PC (non-flashed). Hey everyone, sorry to bump an old thread but I'm having a similar problem and can't seem to find a solution. Ive upgraded from Win7 to 10 few times, it being the only OS on HDD or on its own partition (same disk with OS X), but this is the only time I've done fresh Windows 10 installation and that is the method i used. If i just reboot from Win to Win, or boot into it after being shut down, mouse works from login screen. and every time i restart to Windows i have to replug mouse in different USB on my Apple Pro Keyboard. can't let it sleep (won't wake up, but i have to troubleshoot is it the GPU or hibernate mode on Win) The only problems i have with this Windows installation is:

#Boot camp not restarting to mac os drivers#

At the end, you know it from previous post, i installed Bootcamp Drivers for Win7 and then Drivers from the link for Win 10. Installation did continue and everything went fine. On the first Win10 Installation reboot i've shut down PC, put HDD in Mac as only disk and booted up. Started installation in PC (old&cheap Dell Optiplex 755), only formatting BOOTCAMP partition in installer, not erasing or anything else. I formatted HDD in Bootcamp Assistant and removed HDD from Mac.