These are instructions on how to remove a Windows Boot Camp partition and expand your Mac OS X partition to regain the newly available hard drive space. Step One Launch Boot Camp Assistant from the Applications:Utilities folder. Step Two Click the Continue button. Step Three Check only the Install or remove Windows 7 option and click Continue.

Jan 30, 2017 - There's no denying that Apple makes great hardware, and the. Seeing as that Apple hardware is just a refined (and pricey) PC, any modern Intel-powered MacBook from the. Windows 10 is making many headlines these days and what better. How to set up Boot Camp and install Windows 10 on a Mac.

Step Four Choose Restore disk to a single Mac OS partition and click Continue. Step Five Click the Restore button to begin. Step Six You will be asked to login with your Administrative username and password.

Enter these and click the OK button. Step Seven You disk will now be repartitioned to remove the Windows volume. Step Eight You will be informed that your disk has been restored as a single volume. Click the Quit button.

To start with bootcamp is a Mac application to partition the disk, and to add to the EFI partition a special bootloader that can be used to give windows the Virtual Bios it needs to boot. In order to Install MacOSX some hardware checks are carried out by the OS to see if its on mac hardware. Once the hardware is verified the EFI boots and the OS installs. Allowing MacOS to boot on Non-Apple hardware has taken 2 apporaches, 1 adding the missing bits virtually, which has not worked that well (pear PC makes an emulated mac which works but the intel support is not so advanced), or the MAxxus approach of hacking and patching MAc OSX so that the security checks are killed off.

In short creating a stolen hacked version. Warez At every patch Apple have added security features to try and add a new layer of checking to make the hacked versions fail. Maxxus in turn keeps patching. Also Apple have made it clear that MAC OSX is only to run on Apple hardware. If you install it on anything else you are in breech of the lisence agreement. Apple wont release it, so you can NEVER Legally do it.

Technically there is no reason why Apple could not release an unsupported version for generic PC's with the possible issue that most of your hardware will not have OSX drivers. However there is a strong commercial arguement for apple selling the only hardware hat can run both OSX and Windows. It may also be possible to create a bit of Virtualisation based software that will emulate the Mac harware bits needed and allow OSX in a window. The only question is would apple allow it?? And reding the Mind of Steve Jobs is never simple. Hope this makes the issues clear enough.

I think if apple offered their OS separately with bootcamp, OSX could get a pretty good run at Windows, at least in the computer nerd market. Think about i.

Select the cell in the worksheet where you want the drop-down list. Go to the Data tab on the Ribbon, then Data Validation. Note: If you can’t click Data Validation, the worksheet might be protected or shared. Unlock specific areas of a protected workbook or stop sharing the worksheet, and then try step 3 again. How to Create a Drop-Down List in Excel 2016. Go back to Sheet 1 and select the first cell you want the drop-down list to be in. Go to the Data tab and click Data Validation. Open the drop-down Allow:, and choose List. In the Source area, type in the equals (=) sign followed by whatever you named your drop-down. Finally, hit OK. Here’s how you can do it if you have the Excel desktop application: In Excel Online, click Open in Excel to open your file in the Excel desktop app. In the desktop app, create the drop-down list. Now, save your workbook. In Excel Online, open the workbook to see and use the drop-down list. The drop-down list is a great way to seem like a superuser and impress your co-workers and boss 🙂. At the same time, it’s a very user-friendly asset in almost all custom-made Excel sheets. In this tutorial, I’m going to show you: The 5 steps to create a drop-down in 1 minute or less. I call it the “1 Minute Drop-Down”. How do you create a drop down list in excel for mac. Select the cell or range you want to use for a drop-down list, then. Choose Data Validation from the Data Tools group on the Data tab. Select the Settings tab. In the Allow box, select List. Click the Source box. Type in a list of values separated by a comma. Make sure the In-cell dropdown box is checked.

You buy a dell (doh!) and put Tiger on it but still run XP (or vista -whenever that comes out). You get all the advantage of the Mac without the added expense of mac hardware. Sure, it'd kill their hardware line, but they would have an excellent shot, in my humble opinion, at creating a true Microsoft alternative, and not just 'that weird anomaly in the computing market'. Plus the timing would be perfect. People are already looking at apple because of iPods, podcasting, and iTunes. I know I'd buy Tiger if it would run on my lappy.

.is to kill Apple. Apple is a hardware company, first and foremost. Remember the era of the Mac clones? Apple lost too much money because they weren't selling the hardware they needed to. They make great software possible to drive their hardware sales.

They love to innovate the industry, from both sides, hardware and software. Mad Dog Steve Jobs would go nuts if he couldn't talk about Apple's superiority on both fronts. The Mac experience isn't just a great OS or pretty hardware, it's the joyous harmony of the two and existing in the Apple Macintosh bubble.

Not everyone can understand it, but those who do don't even think about cheap, boring-as-watching-grass-grow PC's. They look at their computing dreams being sold to them for just money (even if it is 'overpriced').

That is why we Think Different. (at least some of us) -Ryan. They lost a tone of money during the Clone years because they cut a crap licensing deal. They actually lost money on the sale of each Clone. It also ate into their hardware sales. Their was two different issues at play. Ignore the first point and assume they made a better licensing deal for themselves this time, I do believe hardware sales would suffer.

But if the sale of OSX was in the millions which wouldn't be hard it could offset any loss in hardware sales. While Apple are a hardware company at the moment I could see them making the switch. More and more they are making software, Jobs has even been know to say 'It's the Software' I totally agree that to get the full Apple experience you need to have the hardware and software. Which they can sell at a premium, adding hardware based things to their computers that you can't get in the general release of OSX such as front row etc etc.