Como reiniciar imac 2012 problemas con boot camp

Buenos días. Necesito ayuda para reiniciar mi iMac 27". Al intentar instalar W8 se puso la pantalla en negro y no respondía... la superdrive creo que se ha estropeado... Tambien aparece el mensaje NO BOOTABLE DEVICE--INSERT BOOT DISK AND PRESS ANY KEY... El teclado inalambrico no se enlaza.

Debe enlazar. Usted no lo eliminó como dispositivo enlazado con su iMac, por lo que puede utilizarlo, pero durante el arranque es complicado enlazarlo. Como le/la dije, inicie su iMac y pulse la tecla Opción hasta que vea las particiones de arranque en la pantalla. Usted sabrá que el teclado ha enlazado cuando vea una luz verde en el teclado, si es que tiene el teclado inalámbrico de Apple.
Si esto no funciona, tiene que comprar un teclado USB

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Problema con Boot Camp

Primero que nada, un saludo.
Bueno, el problema que tengo yo es que quiero instalr windows 7 en mi MacBook Pro 13" de finales del 2011, con OS X Mavericks 10.9, hago todo el proceso de instalacion tal y como viene en el manual, pero despues de crear la particion y cuando se reinicia la computadora me aparece la pantalla negra con el siguiente mensaje:
"no bootable disk insert boot disk and press any key"
Lo trato de instalar desde una memoria USB de 16 gb Kingston. Lo eh intentado con windows 8, pensando que el problema venia de la iso descargue el 7, no me funciono y descargue otra iso de Windows 7, pero no sirvio nada, espero tener alguna respuesta que me ayude, desde ya, gracias!

Encontre la solucion, por si alguien tiene lo mismo, aca me funciono con esto:
https://discussions.apple.com/message/23539899#23539899

Al estar intalando W 7 con boot camp

Al estar intalando W 7 con boot camp, ha detectado un error en el disco, he cancelado la instalación.
Mi pregunta es si creará otra partición del disco, es decir, iniciará un proceso nuevo o podré instalarlo en la partición anteriormente creada del proceso anterior.
Espero haberme explicado con suficiente claridad.
Si hay alguna incidencia en el proceso sugeriría un pequeño tutorial.
Muchas gracias de antemano.

This is my problem:
Re: Lion install in BootCamp. Now "Missing Operating System"! Help!
02-ago-2011 4:49 (in response to William Cochran)
hey can you tell me how to do that?
because when I press the option/alt button on the keyboard, there's just two boot source option , because before upgrade into lion, I have windows 7 too in my mac
There are only two boot option : 1.Macintosh HD , 2.Recovery HD
I just finished downloading the Bootpicker, and got no idea how to use it to change the boot and getting back my windows 7, I have lots of critical data in there

Problems with Boot Camp - PLEASE HELP!

I'm having problems with Boot Camp. Here's what's happening. I ran Boot Camp Assistant, partitioning a 32GB BOOTCAMP drive. I insert my copy of XP and start the installation. My MBP restarts and boots into the Windows Setup. I let it run through the initial actions. I press ENTER to proceed, F8 to accept the license agreement, then when I get to the part where I should be able to select the Partition 3 BOOTCAMP drive (as it says in the Apple Boot Camp Manual) there is only a Partition 1 Unknown drive. It is the only drive to choose from and its a C: drive. I can't figure out why after I run boot camp the partitioned drive doesn't appear as an option in the windows installation. Please help!!!
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Boot into Leo, start Disk Utility and you should see two partitions, your Leo partition and a Fat32 partition of 32GB at the end of the drive.
If not, boot camp didn't create it for some reason. If it is there then check it with DU and make sure its OK.
While your in there give it a name so you can easily identify it in your windows installer.
If there is no partition, create one using Disk Utility at the END if the drive. make sure you create it as a msdos (Fat32) partition and give it a name. The name cannot be more than 11 characters must be comprised of numbers and/or letters (no special characters).
Verify it before exiting DU.
Put in windows install disk, reboot - hold option key after the chime until you see the boot screen - select windows CD to begin install.
Don't forget to install Leo windows drivers after installing windows.
Kj

Problems with Boot Camp and Drive Partition

First of all, let me preface this by saying I have in the past successfully partitioned my drive and installed Windows, but it was a while back and I can remember it was frustrating, but I don't remember the exact details. Also, I apologize for the rambling nature of this problem, but I'm trying to give as much relevant information as possible and walk through the steps I took to get where I am now.
Feel free to skip ahead to the end, the main problem seems to be I tried to create a 300 GB partition, but it didn't take or something. Now my storage is reflecting I've lost 300 GB, but it won't recognize the existence of the new partition.
Let me just walk through what I did. I deleted my previous partition because I was having some difficulties with a few programs and the partition ended up being too small and I wanted to make a bigger one anyway. I only use it for gaming and didn't care about any of the saved games so I just deleted the partition and figured I'd start over from scratch.
Before I begin, some technical details about the computer I'm working with. I don't know how much of this is necessary, but here it is:
It's a 27-inch late 2012 iMac with a 3.4 GHz Intel Core i7 processor with 24GB RAM running OSX 10.9.4
The storage space is a little more difficult as that is part of the problem I'm running into, which I'll get to in a minute.
Anyway, I have a Windows 7 Professional install DVD and a burned CD called Boot Camp, which I think is the drivers from last time I installed Windows (a year and half ago?), but since I needed Superdrive for the install DVD I just used an XHD I had to put the drivers on (like I said, I don't remember how I did it last time). I go through Boot Camp and look at how much space I have and how big I want to make my partition.
Side note: Last time I made my partition, I'm fairly certain I set it to 200 GB, but the partition size actually came out to something like 112 GB or something significantly less. I didn't know what happened, but figured it would still be enough space and it had been such a hassle I didn't bother doing it again.
Supposedly I have a 1 TB HD, and I can't remember exactly what it said when I partitioned the drive this time, but it definitely said I was using less than half of my capacity and I had plenty of room, so I opted to go for a 301 GB partition (the slider wouldn't let me do exactly 300) which still left me with around 300 GB of space left over on my Mac partition I want to say. I went ahead with it and it started partitioning the drive with the blue line moving very slowly and after an hour or so it was like 80% across but no longer making progress. I looked online and people said that shouldn't happen. I cancelled the partition and the Disk Utility showed the partition, but said it was unmounted or something.
I restarted my computer thinking maybe I'd try and see what would happen if I tried to boot it up as if I had Windows installed. I also at that moment remembered that I'd had a similar problem last time because I had my XHD plugged into my USB port so I unplugged that and held down OPT. It then showed me my Mac HD drive and a CD icon that said Windows, so I clicked on that figuring maybe I could install it after all.
It led me through a Install manager and it got to the point where it asked what drive/partition do you want to install Windows in, I recognized the screen and remembered I was supposed to choose a certain one, but couldn't remember which one and none of the sizes seemed to match the storage I had allocated to the partition. One was about 200 GB and since the last time I did it my partition came out 100 GB smaller than I had set it for I thought maybe that was it.
However, it said I couldn't install on that drive for some reason (I can't remember exactly what it said). So I restarted again and figured I'd go back and see what I did wrong and start over. When I check Disk Utility it no longer sees any partition (mounted or unmounted or anything) and that the entirety of my HD is dedicated to Mac HD.
The problem is, now I'm getting weird reports about the size of my drive, the amount used, and the space available. Disk Utility tells me I have 1.12 TB capacity, 301 GB available, and 819 GB used. That doesn't even add up. Furthermore, when I click get info on Macintosh HD, it tells me I have 810 GB capacity, 364 GB available, and 446 GB used. When I click on About this Mac and go to System Report and storage I get this:
Macintosh HD
Available: 364 GB
Capacity: 810 GB
Logical Volume Group:
     Name: Macintosh HD
     Size: 1.12 TB
     Freespace: 301 GB
Physical Volumes:
     disk0s2:
   size: 121 GB
     disk1s2:
     size: 999 GB
Now I really don't know what to make of it. That 301 GB free space makes sense as the partition I tried to create and if I add that to the 446 GB used on my Mac partition, plus the 364 GB available, that adds up to 1.12 TB (roughly, I've rounded off these numbers).
But how come Disk Utility doesn't recognize the partition then? What should I do from here?
I couldn't find anyone asking this exact type of question or running into this same problem before, so I hope I'm not asking about something that's already been answered. If that's the case, if you could direct me to where I can find the answer I'd be appreciative.
Otherwise, any help or light that can be shed would be most appreciated.
Thanks!

The problem seems to have gone away. I did click on repair disk in Disk Utility, I'm not sure if that did anything, but now when I run Boot Camp Assistant it is showing me the correct free space, so I don't know what happened. Oh well.
Still having trouble getting the **** thing to partition, but that topic is covered extensively elsewhere.

Problem with boot camp

Hi, how are you all
I have a problem since 3 months
I tried something in boot camp and ended up doing something wrong
Now every time I want to start my iMac I need to hold alt and choose MAC, or else it will take me to black screen that shows "no driver found to boot...."
I thought it wasn't that big deal, I don't need windows anymore, and it is not that hard to hold alt key while imac starts
but today I tried to install windows, because I upgraded ram to 12gb and wanted to try them, but I couldn't
I did devoid the hard disk successfully, but when I want to install windows 7 the computer restart, this is normal I know, but then it takes me to the white screen again where I can either hold down alt button and it will take me back to snow leopard, or don't hold any key which will take me again to that black screen I mentioned before
This is really frustrating
I live in UAE so there is no apple store here, and no offense but every authorized apple reseller has stupid people that don't know a bit about MAC, just hired to sell with no knowledge, I asked them about the problem and no one knew what I was talking about and brought the imac and no one knew how to solve it.
So hopefully ill find answer here
Please if you know the answer tell me, want to try the RAM
Thanks, Ahmad

Redo your install.
As in Boot from Windows 7 and do a clean install, format the drive which is already NTFS.
Installation Guide Instructions for all features and settings.
Boot Camp FAQ Get answers to commonly asked Boot Camp questions.
Windows 7 FAQ Answers to commonly asked Windows 7 questions.
Discussions forums Discuss Boot Camp topics with other users.
Troubleshooting
iMac displays a black screen during installation of Windows 7
Symptoms
When installing Microsoft Windows 7 on an iMac (27-inch, Late 2009) and iMac (21.5-inch, Mid 2010) using Boot Camp, a black screen may appear. This can happen because the Windows 7 installer does not include the necessary graphics or Bluetooth drivers for your Mac.
http://www.apple.com/support/bootcamp/
Pay attention to any Apple tips and articles above that deal with your Mac.
Have your OS X DVD ready for after Windows is installed.
Tip: Most geniuses have mixed or limited or wrong information about Windows and installing on Mac, using Boot Camp tools. The above page and articles are good starting place, should be directed to when questions come up.
And take everything with a grain of salt. Good luck.

IMac Disc Utility and Boot Camp Error

So my friend just got a new 24" Intel iMac a few weeks ago and it had a bad super drive and memory, so he had to get it replaced. Bad start for a pc switcher. =P But the new one worked out ok. After a few days of going fine he randomly had a Gray screen pop up and he explained to me he fixed the problem by reinstalling macosx but keeping all his info (I did not see him do this) Since then, it's been going perfect he says without any hiccups. Jump forward 2 weeks later, today, I went over to his house to help set up boot camp for him. I started the assistant and attempting to split the HD to give Windows 50gb. It gave me an error saying there is something wrong with the startup disk check out disk utility to fix it. So naturally, I opened Disk Utility and ran a scan and it came up with this EXACT error-
Verifying volume “My Computer”
Checking HFS Plus volume.
Checking Extents Overflow file.
Checking Catalog file.
Checking multi-linked files.
Checking Catalog hierarchy.
Checking Extended Attributes file.
Checking volume bitmap.
Checking volume information.
Volume Header needs minor repair
The volume The volume uter needs to be repaired.
Error: The underlying task reported failure on exit
1 HFS volume checked
Volume needs repair
So I already had some reading done about how to repair this kind of thing previously so I placed the install DVD in and reboot holding "C". I then ran disk utility from there checking the HD once again and it came up the same exact error so I told it to repair and it gave me a message saying it repaired whatever issues it had. Assuming everything was okay I reboot and tried boot camp once again. Which it then gave the same error as before that stopped the HD from successfully splitting. So I reran the disk utility and it gave me the exact error I posted above, nothing changed. But the catch is, nothing else seems wrong. Programs run fine and things seem to be going smoothly in his every day use of the computer. Only thing he noticed a few times was when on boot up it just stays at the white screen instead of loading the startup disk (which is easily solved by just holding option) But he made it sound like this only happened a couple times. I noticed a few "fake error messages" that Apple mentions in their support files but I am not familiar enough to know what is what and if it's a fake message why doesn't boot camp work? Does anyone have any ideas?

Hi
If running Disk Utility from the install disk gave you & your friend the same error & could not fix it, then your friend will need either DiskWarrior or TechTool Pro to solve it.
Steve

Bluetooth headset problems in Boot Camp

I have a mid 2011 iMac dual booting Lion and Windows 7 64 bit using Boot Camp.
When booted into Windows my bluetooth keyboard and mice work fine, but when I attempt to connect a headset (I have tried 2 different ones from different manufacturers) I get errors about could not load the driver.
I have attempted to reinstall the driver using the update driver method for both the headset and I have reloaded the Boot Camp drivers replacing the entire bluetooth radio drivers in the process.
I have also attempted to download and install the Broadcom drivers from Broadcom's site and the installer hangs on the Detecting Device step and never progresses even after an hour.
Anyone have any luck getting a decent Bluetooth stack loaded in Windows on the new iMacs? If so what did you do? What drivers did you use and where did you get them?

Well I found a temporary workaround for this issue. The pros: most bluetooth deveices will connect smoothly, the cons: apple magic mouse will loose its "magic scrolling" (known issue with bluesoleil fix ongoing)
The workaround consists in installing bluesoleil V8.0xxx altough the suit doesnt recognize the BT in MBA 2011 by default you can force it. Here the steps:
Ensure that the apple Bluetooth drivers ARE INSTALLED and working (should be the case after bootcamp installation). This should be the only stack installed if you tried broadcom or other uninstall them first.
Install Bluesoleil v8.0
Go to: C:\Program Files (x86)\IVT Corporation\BlueSoleil -> Find the “bttl.inf” file and open it with a text editor.
Look at the third line: NUM=492. Add +1. Then should be NUM=493
Locate in the text the following lines:
ID=USB\VID_05AC&PID_ffff
Manufacture=Apple
Add after the last [HWXXX] entry the VID-PID of the MBA’s 2011:
[HW493]
ID=USB\VID_05AC&PID_821F
Manufacture=APPLE DFU
Save this file.
Go to: C:\Program Files (x86)\IVT Corporation\BlueSoleil\driver\usb
Find the text:
%Apple.DeviceDesc%=Btusb_DDI, USB\Vid_05ac&Pid_ffff
Add after this text:
%Apple.DeviceDesc%=Btusb_DDI, USB\VID_05AC&PID_821F
Now should look:
%Apple.DeviceDesc%=Btusb_DDI, USB\Vid_05ac&Pid_ffff
%Apple.DeviceDesc%=Btusb_DDI, USB\VID_05AC&PID_821F
Note this text should appear twice in the file and BOTH needs to be edited
Save this text.
Restart
Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Device Manager and look for the Apple Built-in Bluetooth Device
Right Click > Update driver > use browse my computer > have a disk > point the edited btcusb.inf file.
Let install the drivers. You will get a warning because is not a signed driver (you edited it).
Enjoy a fully functional Bluetooth profile .

Problem with Boot Camp internet connection

I use Boot Camp only for playing games, and everything is working perfectly except for my internet connection.
That is, it works perfectly for some time then without any apparent reason it just loses connection.
It usually works for about 2 hours, then simply disconnects, without offering any explanation.
A restart solves this problem for another couple of hours, then it disconnects again.
This is quite bothersome when trying to play an MMO for any extended period of time.
I am connected to the internet via router that is directly plugged into the iMac and don't have any problems on OS X.
I'm running Windows 7 on Boot Camp and everything is working perfectly except for this.
Anyone have similar problems or any idea what this might be and how to solve it?
Thanks.

Ever figure this out?

Apple Mini-DVI to VGA Adapter Problems in Boot Camp / Windows

I currently run Windows XP SP2 on my MacBook and recently purchased the Mini-DVI to VGA adapter so I could hook up the MacBook to an external projector, monitor, or TV to display what's on my Windows screen on the external device. However, when I connect it to any external device, it just goes nuts and sporadically continues to make the hardware connect and hardware disconnect sounds and doesn't allow for external output of the screen. Any suggestions...? Thanks!
Marc

I think I solved this problem.
It was in issue for me. My second monitor would only display the Windows XP screen when it was loading, then it would black out. I couldn't even move my mouse arrow to the other side. Then I fixed it, here's how (running Windows XP SP3):
1. Start > Control Panel > Appearance and Themes
2. Display
3. Go to tab "settings"
4. Double click the blue image with the "2" inside it. This is the second monitor, adjacent to your first, or primary, monitor. The blue box may be a desaturated, greyish blue, meaning that the monitor is disabled. Click it and it a box will pop up asking if you want to enable the monitor. Click OK, and then like magic, your monitor is resurected in it's Windows Glory! From there, adjust the resolution, and it should work perfectly.
This isn't a Boot Camp compatability issue, it's just a problem with the lack of familiarity that users of OS X have with using XP.
Have a nice day!
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IMac Drive Failures and Boot Camp - large install experience and question

We have a large 24" iMac install, purchased in August of '08, 49 machines spread across 6 offices. All run Windows Vista in Boot Camp as their primary (and mostly sole) operating mode - I will be happy to explain why after we get this cleared up, but that is not the point of this question.
We have had 11 hard drive failures, a rate of over 22% in one year. No machine has failed twice. The equipment was purchased in different groups so a bad lot is unlikely. I am aware that there is an HD failure issue with the iMac's but this seems to be extreme. Personally I've been building apples and pc's since my first apple kit, have a mac plus in a box somewhere, and am fond of these machines (as is the staff) but I've never seen a failure rate like this.
It has been suggested that it is the use of Boot Camp that is causing these failures. While I have seen viruses over the years that can lead to hardware failure I've never seen validated (or even simply non-malignant) software have the same effect.
Any thoughts on this? Could BC be the cause? Is this failure rate unusual? Have folks heard of similar cases? Thanks.

no one has any thoughts on this?

Windows 8 Problems in Boot Camp

I have recently installed Windows 8 in Boot Camp with my Mac. I also installed the Boot Camp special hardware.
But recently Windows 8 started to freeze suddenly, make loud beeping nosies which require me to force shut down.
Is this a problem with Windows 8, or is it the Boot Camp software?
I really do want the answer quickly. This is becoming an increasing problem.

I would point out as I did above:
I also installed the Boot Camp special hardware.
you are running Windows.
Boot Camp (Assistant) partitions the drive, and in Lion downloads Windows Support software.
Lion 10.7.4 w/ Boot Camp 4.01 is the better choce.
With Windows you will always be on your own and need to update drivers.
Apple isn't going to until after 8 is either released or is finalized, and maybe only for Mountain Lion (guess based on past)

Native resolution problem on Boot Camp running Windows 8.1 on Macbook PRO 15 (2011)

Hello
Couple days ago I purchased a DELL U2414h display, and I came across some problems while trying to use it with Windows 8.1 on Boot Camp.
Everything works like a charm on MAC OS X and I get 1680x1050 resolution on my 2011 15 inch Macbook PRO, and 1920x1080 on the external DELL display.
The problem starts when I run Windows 8.1... I get my native resolution on the Macbook, but the maximum usable resolution on the external display is 1776x1000. There's an option to choose 1920x1080, but when I do that, the screen looks blurry. Is there any way to overcome this problem?
I'm using HDMI Adapter, and I installed all the drivers which were downloaded while installing the Boot Camp
Cheers
Patryk

No I haven't, but could it be the case? The same display with the same adapter works fine while running the MAC OS X.
But yeah, the adapter converts the mini display port to HDMI (as far as I know)
Thanks for the reply

Problems with Boot Camp, OSX Lion Server 10.7.3, and Windows 7

My new Mac Mini Server is running OSX Lion Server 10.7.3. I want to install Windows 7 as a dual boot. I start up Boot Camp and use an ISO image to create a USB boot disk. I don't seem to be able to use the DVD to install, so I use an ISO image on disk. I continue with the Boot Camp installation, with all three options on the main screen checked. When I get to the part where I have to pick a partition on which to install, the only one I can select, and must format, is the partition labeled BOOTCAMP. But the Boot Camp support software Windows is installed there. I can continue with the Windows installation, and boot into Windows 7 with no problem. But since the Boot Camp drivers were wiped out, I cannot connect to the network, etc. I don't have a Boot Camp control panel either.I did this once before on my other Mac Mini Server I have, running the same OSX Lion Server 10.7.3, and it worked without a problem. I'm writing this message on that copy of Windows. But this new install just will not work, after two days of trying. I *must* get this working. I'm stumped.
CAN ANYONE HELP ??? TIA !!!!

First, this is re-post of your other thread.
Your driverrs were not and will not be "wiped out."
Run Boot Camp Assistant. Download the drivers
Your profile says Lion so that will let you store drivers on flash memory card.
They are never placed where Boot Camp created a partition.

What is the correct boot camp version to use with an early 2009 iMac 24 inch? Boot Camp assistant says software not currently available?

I have an early 2009 24 inch iMac. It is running mavericks. When I attempt to download using the boot camp assistant i get the message " software not currently available from server" So I went to the Boot Camp support website and there are about half a dozen versions of the boot camp download. None of them match my hardware. I tried the one closest, but when I went to run the setup in windows, it says my machine does not support x64. I have installed windows 7 home premium x64....It works, sort of. I cant get sound and my magic mouse behaves badly.
Do I need a different version of windows or is there a compatible version of boot camp for my system? Thanks for reading.

If you installed Mavericks then you had Boot Camp 5 installed automatically. If you have tried downloading from Apple's download site you won't find a version other than 4 or 5 that provide a total package.
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