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Without boot camp u just press shift on the sound, but with bootcamp installed it always login in windows helpmacbook air.

Click Restart. and hold shift when you hear the startup chime.

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Click the gray diamond-shaped icon, and click Restart in Mac OS from the pop-up menu.

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Bootcamp Yosemite How To Properly Upgrade

Bootcamp Yosemite Upgrade To Yosemite

Im wondering if this issue has been fixed or if anyone has any tips on how to properly upgrade to Yosemite that still has bootcamp working.

I need my bootcamp set up the way it is and I dont want to have to delete it, upgrade to Yosemite, then reinstall Windows.

Too much hassel. I also heard that all the bootcamp and Yosemite issues are for those who are upgrading from older machines, mine is pretty recent.

I am still pretty new to Mac in general, bought my Macbook Pro in May 2014, first Mac ever, so Im still unsure of all the technical things (mostly because I dont need to know all that anymore since Mac makes it simpler, generally) Any advice or anything you know that might be able to help is greatly appreciated.

There have been no fixes because again in theory, nothing needed to be fixed.

Are you catching on yet Putting aside theories, the best way to install Yosemite with an existing Boot Camp partition is to have a backup of that partition that can be restored in the event something goes wrong during the update process.

Even if you use WinClone to back up your Windows partition, something could still go wrong.

Yes I understand.

The weird thing about updating to Yosemite is, the place where I work has a series of brand new iMacs, which were all loaded up with Mavericks to start off with and later updated to Yosemite.

Yet some had sever issues with Mailing systems and some worked flawless.

Regardless, I do own an external hard-drive that I make frequent back-ups to using Time Machine.

If I were to back up the Windows side with WinClone, could it be backed up to the same external or would that create issues And if something were to go wrong would reverting back to what it was before repair anything that may have happened And how can that be done(reverting back) Thank you.

I have no doubt that you could restore Mavericks in the event of some kind of update glitch to Yosemite.

Time Machine works.

However, restoring a Boot Camp partition is another matter, even with using WinClone.

The actual partition may restore or might not even be disturbed, but you may find that it will not boot.

You might want to check around in the WinClone support forum to see if you can pick up a few hints there.

Their forum and support link is the same as above in my previous reply.

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