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OS 10.5 - problem with BOOTCAMP please HELP


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I bought and installed OS X Leopard and set up boot camp with windows xp. I've been using boot camp fine for a few months until just recently my macbook is stuck in windows xp. I try to restart windows and when the grey screen pops up usually I hold down CTRL and can switch between OS, but recently the grey screen pops us and I hold down CTRL and nothing happens. I just goes boots windows. I've tried both shutting down and restarting windows with no luck. Any suggestions?
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Old 01-15-2008, 06:12 AM
In Windows Control Panel, but after that I can't remember (I don't have a PC in front of me) there is an option about which OS you want to boot into by default - in your case it will be Windows, but you can set it to Mac.

Sorry I can't be any more specific, but I am sure that one of the more knowledgeable people here will sort you out soon.

To make choosing the OS easier at startup, I use BootPicker (see my signature) which is excellent.
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Try using BootPicker with BootCamp
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Startup Volume in Control Panel. And I believe it's the Alt key, not Ctrl.
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Old 01-15-2008, 06:47 AM
It is definitely the option (alt) key you're suppose to hold down at startup, not the ctrl key.
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Old 01-15-2008, 07:19 AM
That's the one I couldn't remember - thanks Knightlie
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