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Turn on your computer and immediately after press and hold the Option, Command, P, and R keys together for about 20 seconds.

This will reset some small settings (time zone, sound volume etc).

If your Shift key is working normally, the next thing you should do is to reset PRAM (or NVRAM).

Check your Shift key if it is working properly. Apple: 'The bless tool was unable to set the current boot disk' error in bootcamp macOS SierraHelpful Please support me on Patreon. on ABCs The Goldbergs and recently appeared on ABCs Bless This Mess. In other words, the Shift key gets pressed itself. at this years Big Rig Boot Camp with a comedic appearance by David. It is possible that the Shift key is stuck meaning it stays pressed without pressing it.

To enter safe mode, you press and hold the Shift key while you turn on your Mac.

If this does not work, try the following tips:

#Bootchamp bless error mac#

To leave safe mode, you can simply restart your Mac normally (without pressing any keys) by selecting Restart from the Apple menu. So you boot your Mac into safe mode to fix some problems you are having (i.g., your Mac freezes). Safe mode starts your Mac in a very basic state by disabling unnecessary services. This article explains what to do if macOS is stuck in safe mode, meaning your Mac keeps starting in safe mode. Safe mode (safe boot) is a great way to troubleshoot the causes of problems that you may be having with your Mac. Next step to try: Add EFI partition to Windows disk6 put the Win startup files there and link to the installation on the same disk.Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Print Email

#Bootchamp bless error how to#

Maybe somebody with a better understanding of the Apple EFI Startup Manager can give a hint in advance how to make it possible to switch startup disk from OS side in a "normal" way. Choosing it will get a Windows Error screen not being able to boot of course.Īs soon as I have more time I will continue to experiment further. Interesting also is that even when I disconnect the windows disk7 I will still see EFI Boot in Apple Startup Manager. OSX or the Startup Manager does not seem to be able to find the Windows OS on the other disk6 without EFI Partition. As soon as I mess around with choosing the startup disk in osx system preferences it will break again with the "no bootable device error".

#Bootchamp bless error for mac#

I can also access the Apple Startup Manager and choose my Macintosh HD or the Recovery Partition. CMD+R (Recovery Mode) + Verify + BCP select restart -> 'The bless tool was unable to set the current boot disk' ALT+CMD+R+P (Reset NVRAM) -> No resolution Verify disk using Paragon NTFS for Mac 15.0.828 -> Success: Repair disk using Paragon NTFS for Mac 15.0. Windows now boots on every startup of the MacPro. I managed to "repair" the startmanager with this guide here. Windows installer seems to have used the EFI partition on disk7 to copy the boot files to. There is no EFI partition present on the Win10 disk.ĭiskutil list output: /dev/disk6 (external, physical):Ģ: Microsoft Basic Data BOOTCAMP 249.5 GB disk6s2Ģ: Apple_HFS Macintosh HD 255.1 GB disk7s2ģ: Apple_Boot Recovery HD 650.0 MB disk7s3 How can I "bless" the Win10 disk as the standard disk to boot upon startup? If I choose the Win10 HDD I will get "No Bootable Device - Insert boot disk and press any key" error upon next boot.Īs soon as I bless the OSX disk again through system preferences OSX will boot again as standard. I cannot set the default startup disk in system preferences. The Apple Startup Manager shows the Win10 disk labeled as "EFI Boot".

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There is a Windows 10 EFI/GPT installation on a separate drive in my MacPro next to my disk with the OSX installation.