Cannot find Bootcamp partition on restart

Question

Hi everyone,
I have successfully partitioned and installed windows operating systems on the Mac platform before. But recently on my 13" MacBook Pro, when I partition the drive using bootcamp, this all goes well and asks to start installation. But when the windows files have been read from the disk and it asks to use a partition the "Bootcamp" labled partition is not there.
Thanks

Answer 1

Ok, so far so good. So we're going to create a new hybrid MBR with different parameters than your present one.
In gdisk terminal type
r  then press enter - to take you to the recovery menu
type h then enter
you'll receive a warning that hybrid MBR's are flaky and dangerous. That's ok.
It then asks you to type from one to three partition numbers, you should type
2 3 4  -  That's 2 space 3 space 4  -  press enter
it will then ask if you want to include the EFI partition as first partition - answer Y
you will then get each partition number displayed one at a time.
for partitions 2 and 3 just accept default settings (by pressing the enter key) but answer N to making them bootable.
When partition 4 is displayed accept default selections but make sure that partition hex code for type is set to 07 (but it probably will be).
When asked whether partition 4 should be marked bootable answer Y - press enter
Once finished and back to the normal prompt type w and press enter, to write the changes to disk.
Confirm the changes when asked (with a Y and enter).
Once done type q and enter to quit gdisk.
Close terminal and reboot holding Alt key. If Windows option appears try to boot it.
Please post any errors shown or if you're not sure about something, ask :-)