MAC OS x Dual system changes back to virtual machine

Mac OS X dual system change back to virtual machine

Since the installation of the dual system, feel not too good, installed the virtual machine began to have the work of the drive. Unfortunately, I did not install Office in the Win7 system, and I couldn't write my notes or summaries with Word documents. I don't really want to install another office in the Win7 system, but I can't write it in the Apple system, which makes me feel a little annoyed. But the most unpleasant thing is not this, Windows startup is very slow. So I miss the good times of using virtual machines in the Apple system! (Windows system can find the partition of the Mac, Mac system can also find the partition of Windows, this involves the main partition of the hard disk, I have not studied hard disk partition structure for the time being)

In the Win7 use process found a system of disk, occupy a lot of space, you can see the directory but cannot copy the file is not deleted, the disk format is useless, Disk cleanup is useless. Later, cleaning up the system files in Disk Cleanup for two times did not seem to have worked. (See figure one or two):

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You will not be able to enter the Mac OS system during computer startup. Fortunately before back up in time machine, start to restore the Apple system. So I'm going back to the era of Apple systems with virtual machines!

The first step, after entering the Apple system (see figure III), click on the disk utility to format the damaged Apple system as the Mac Ox Extension (journaled), and click "-" on the partition selection win7 to change the partition to a partition. (See figure IV)

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Second, go back to the beginning, select Boot Camp assistant, and change the "system" Partition to OS X as a whole.

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In the third step, go back to the beginning, select Time Machine, click "Continue", and in the "Select Backup Source" Click on the backup disk you previously backed up (to insert the USB flash drive you used earlier) and click Restore.

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MAC OS x Dual system changes back to virtual machine