After 9 years I've run out of room on my Bootcamp partition. I had unallocated space 'to the left' of the bootcamp partition and used a 3rd party vendor (minitools partition wizard) to extend the volume to the left, which seemed to work quickly and flawlessly. Back in Windows (7), all appears normal. However, after rebooting back into Mac OS, I can't reboot back to windows directly from the startup icon. Bootcamp isn't recognized as a valid option. Using disk utilities it says the new volume is MSDOS (FAT) which I assume isn't what it once was (I may be wrong, I didn't notice before). The verify and repair tools report a disk problem and suggest reformatting, etc.
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However, I've found I can get back into my Win7 partition by restarting, and using the option key, then clicking on my Windows partition which comes up. Otherwise, everything appears fine and dandy.
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Is this simply a workaround that I'm stuck with or is there a way to get MAC OS to recognize the Win7 partition again so I can use the startup icon?
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iMac (27-inch Mid 2011), Mac OS X (10.7.3)
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Posted on Dec 18, 2017 12:31 PM