I have been trying to intall the windows 10 software on my 2012 macbook pro using bootcamp assistant with the newest OS. The downlaod and instalation goes as planned but when i partition my disc it gives me an error message- Disk could not be partitioned due to an error, please run First aid in disk utilities. After doing so it says that /dev/disk0s2 could not be verified completely. How do i fix /dev/disk0s2 ?
MacBook
thank you for helping me out, but im just going to take the easier way and go to the nearest apple store and let them check it out and fix it. Thanks for replying in such short notice.
before i go to the store i want to be 100% sure i cant fix it at home(sorry for going back and forth). This is the result.
there is no output
Can i just backup all my computer files, delete the system and then download it again? Will it work and if so how do i do it.
Eugene1928 wrote:
there is no output
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/e5a06fc8-ed1e-4d6b-a1e8-f9b79a7bba2e
There is not supposed to be. Check if 'mount -v' shows any mounted devices.
Eugene1928 wrote:
Can i just backup all my computer files, delete the system and then download it again? Will it work and if so how do i do it.
This is not always successful, since APFS corruption can come back. You can install the same macOS version, as your internal disk version, on an external disk, boot from it, and we can try to address the APFS corruption issue.
Bootcamp can't partition my disc.
