Possible to repair disk problem created with bootcamp?
Hi
I recently upgraded and gave my old mid-2012 Macbook Pro Retina (16GB RAM, 256GB SSD) to my son. He's been playing with it and decided he wanted to install Windows, so he used bootcamp and it looks like he's made quite the mess. When he gave it back to me it wouldn't boot at all, but I managed to use Internet Recovery to reinstall Catalina. Not sure what he did but I can ask if it's helpful. :)
Currently it does boot into Catalina, but it's showing boot errors on the disk, and diskutil will only give me a 50GB partition for the mac, and I can't create any new partitions or get rid of the "Microsoft Reserved" partition. Boot camp says it can't do anything because the HD doesn't have a boot partition.
I have a bit of IT background, but I'm not super technical. I started googling diskutil options but I'm lost.
I feel like the machine should still be usable and has decent specs. But is this fixable? Any tips or suggestions on where to go from here? I'm not familiar with low-level mac concepts but I can work through diskutil commands if anyone can give me some direction.
I attached screenshots of the diskutil output below.
In a perfect world we'd keep Catalina working on its 50GB partition (as it is now) and use the rest for Windows.
Thank you for reading this far! :)
MacBook Pro Retina