Jun 06, 2006  You just use the option key if you want to boot into the non-default. Click to expand. Specifically, when turning on / rebooting your computer, after you hear the startup chime/noise, hold the OPTION (or ALT) key on your keyboard down until you see the Mac / Windows boot menu. Oct 11, 2017  However, It is not missing when I start my MacBook pro 2015 and maintain my finger on option key at startup. Mac OS is working fine and Windows 10 is working fine as well. The only issue is the missing MacIntosh icon in the boot camp control panel in Windows 10. Does any of you ever had this issue and would any of you have a fix. Search for “Boot Camp,” click Settings, then click Boot Camp. If a User Account Control dialog appears, click Yes. Select the startup disk with the default operating system you want to use. If you want to start up using the default operating system now, click Restart. Otherwise, click OK.

Good evening to all, I need your assistance to resolve this problem.

When I open the boot camp control panel in Windows 10 and I click on the startup disk tab the MacIntosh hard drive icon is missing. Therefore I cannot select my MacIntosh hard drive as startup drive.

However, It is not missing when I start my MacBook pro 2015 and maintain my finger on option key at startup.

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Mac OS is working fine and Windows 10 is working fine as well. The only issue is the missing MacIntosh icon in the boot camp control panel in Windows 10.

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Does any of you ever had this issue and would any of you have a fix. Thanks for your assistance.

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