Hey I'm trying to delete my bootcamp partition. I've had bootcamp before, so I've done this many times, but this time it won't work.
When I try to delete the partition, it tells me to repair the partition. When I use Disk Utility to repair the partition, all the buttons are grayed out. What gives?
Some of the words here might be translated badly (like partition) cause my computer is in Norwegian
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Yosemite (10.10.2)
1. Are you using Bootcamp Assistant to delete the Windows installation?
2. You have two different partitions, HFS+ (and CoreStorage) and NTFS. Which partition are you trying to repair?
1. Yeah
2. The bootcamp one(?). I don't fully understand the question. Not the original partition.
1. You can repair this.
2. You cannot repair NTFS using DU. You need to do this from the Windows side using Command windows or via Disk Management.
I don't think you understand. This happens when I'm trying to partition my disc to remove Bootcamp
Translated:
The disk can't be restored to a single partition
There was an error in the verification of the filesystem. Start from restore, repair the disk with Disk Utility, and try again.
I'm not too sure about the "Start from restore" part, because it doesn't even mean anything. Start in restore/recovery mode? I've tried, the Repair Disk-button was still grey. Grey in Disk Utility too.
Boot in Safe Mode. You can also try SMC reset and NVRAM reset.
Here are the links for the appropriate steps.
OS X: What is Safe Boot, Safe Mode? - Apple Support
Intel-based Macs: Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC) - Apple Support
Can't repair bootcamp partition
