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samir684

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Sep 29, 2008
12
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this doesn't have anything directly to do with windows, more the aftermath.

i partitioned a 32gig portion of my hd with bootcamp 2.0 and installed windows. after deciding to use parallels instead, i used bootcamp to delete the partition. after deleting everything ran smooth no problem.

i went to use my computer again the next day and turned it on and now mac os doesn't load automatically. if i let it try and load it gives me a black screen saying "no boot disk found press any key to restart" or something.

if i want to load mac os i have to hold the option key as if i were choosing between windows and osx, but the windows partition doesn't exist when i do that just my mac hd.

any idea how i can fix this problem without reformatting the drive?? i'm on a macbook pro if it matters.
 

samir684

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Sep 29, 2008
12
0
there are no problems with mac os once it loads btw. everything runs perfectly smooth including parallels.
 

Eidorian

macrumors Penryn
Mar 23, 2005
29,190
386
Indianapolis
System Preferences -> Startup Disk -> Select OS X 10.5 -> Restart

It looks like the bootloader is trying to default you to a nonexistant Windows partition.
 
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