#Boot camp start in mac os windows

Running Windows made it seem like all was working until I came to the error mentioned above. The only oddity I found here was that when I had the option of running the USB I had two options: I reinstalled windows to my bootcamp partition with the bootcamp assist the exact same way I did it the first time. The system image was created on a computer using EFI and this computer is using BIOS.' Windows cannot restore a system image to a computer that has different firmware. So basically I was able to get my usb to boot, but not by using the startup disk method but simply holding the option button when booting however, when I tried to run my system re-image it came up with this error: If anyone has come across this problem and knows a solution that would be greatly appreciated. edi so it should be able to boot but I don't know how. I've ran a bcdedit in command which came back that it is. The UEFI 'tile' for booting is also not appearing so I can't boot it up that way, and I apparently can't press F2 fast enough to boot into BIOS that way either. Help.! I've been at this for hours and can't seem to find a way. In light of that, I made a system repair disc in the form of a usb however, now I can't get into the BIOS menu in order to change the boot order to boot the usb in the first place. To continue with the restore shut down this computer and boost it from a Windows installation disc or a system repair disc and then try the restore again.' ' To restore this computer Windows needs to format the drive that the Windows Recovery environment is currently running on. All went pretty smoothly until I was trying to use the restore and it told me: To repartition I decided to start from scratch and remove the old partition and start a new partition, planning on using a system image to restore the backup of my old bootcamp.

After having created a bootcamp partition, I realized my original partition size was too small.

Boot camp start in mac os