Parallels will import your Boot Camp partition, which may take a few minutes. When it's done, click the "My Boot Camp" button to run your Windows installation inside Parallels.

How to restore a Boot Camp partition with Winclone Note: We assume that you are already familiar with the basics of using Boot Camp Assistant to install Windows on your Mac. If you are not, please ...

Easy though it may be, it’s always a good idea to have a backup of your Boot Camp partition before doing something like this. And for that backup the best tool around is Twocanoes’ $20 WinClone 3.

This Boot Camp partition enables you to dual-boot an Apple Mac into either Mac OS X or a Windows operating system. Essentially giving you two computers for the price of one.

NTFS driver configuration Apple's OS by default can read NTFS partitions, allowing you to browse through your Boot Camp installation and copy files to your OS X partition if needed; however, to ...

Creating a partition on your Windows boot drive is one useful feature many aren't even aware of, and yet the function has been around for years. Windows 10 supports it, ...

Re-sizing partition after Windows XP installation Several users have inquired about modifying the size of their Windows partition after setting up Boot Camp and installing Windows XP. So far ...

Mirror Boot Hard Drive for UEFI partition in Windows 11/10. Assuming you are clear with the type of drive, let’s understand how to identify if you own a Legacy or UEFI based system.

Parallels has taken a major step toward bridging the virtual/physical gap by wiring its Desktop virtualization software for Intel Macs to treat a Boot Camp (Windows) partition as a virtual disk.

Ok, my computer crashed two days ago, so I reinstalled windows. I evidently installed it on the wrong drive because now my Windows directory (system partition) and my boot files (boot patition ...

Recently reading the install instructions for Gentoo I noted that it recommended not mounting the /boot partition for everyday operation.Inspecting the /etc/fstab for my Slackware 8.1, SuSE 8.0 ...