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Bootcamp in my computer never managed to install, it sent me an error an then stopped, anyway the 32GB that grabbed from the Mac are still on boot camp but i want it back in one place. What can i do?
Follow this Link from Apple on How to Remove Windows using Bootcamp
Follow this Link from Apple on How to Remove Windows using Bootcamp
Already did and it gave me this message:
The startup disk cannot be partitioned or restored to a single partition.
The startup disk must be formatted as a single Mac OS Extended (Journaled) volume or already partitioned by Boot Camp Assistant for installing Windows.
Sorry to report, deleting the Bootcamp Partition by any means other than using Bootcamp Assist will result in this experience one is having. There might be a way to recover the 32 GB unused without Erasing the Whole Drive and re-installing.
Shutdown and only connect the Time Machine Backup Drive - Restart in Recovery Mode ( Command + r ) immediately at startup. Options presented and choose Restore from Backup. It should erase the drive and restore everything from the last Backup.
When Boot Camp is used to remove a Boot Camp partition, it frees that space and updates the partition map to show that space is released. Otherwise, one must erase the partition to produce a new partition map with all former Boot Camp storage reclaimed. These are the only two options.
How to get back the 32GB from bootcamp after deleting it?
