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I found a different way that worked for me.
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In Windows I have the boot camp icon in my system tray with an option for Control Panel, but this only shows me keyboard options - which seems weird, are there supposed to be more options there?Īlso, clicking on boot camp from Windows Control Panel does nothing: This is the Windows partition in disk utility, I've thought about hitting 'Repair Disk' in disk utility but I have no idea what that will do and I don't want to screw up Windows:
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I'm guessing something is borked here but I have no idea why or how to solve this, any ideas? As far as I can tell my disk is partitioned fine, everything is healthy. My problem is that I want to make the default boot Windows (it is currently defaulting to Mac OS - so every time I restart from Windows I have to remember to hold option and select Windows), but I can't do this from Mac OS -> System Prefs -> Startup Disk, because I only see Mac OS as an option, there is no option for Windows: This works fine, and I can successfully boot into either from there: If I hold down the option key on boot, I see both Mac OS and Windows as options in the boot disk selection screen, plus some recovery options. I use Boot Camp, and have Windows 8.1 installed on the same SSD alongside Yosemite. Yosemite is installed on my primary SSD (I have 2 additional magnetic drives). I have a Mac Pro (early 2009) running Yosemite 10.10.2, all up to date.