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I recently used bootcamp to change the operating system to windows on my iMac. However now when I enter the startup it no longer has the option to start up in Mac OS, only windows.
Also cannot seem to find the bootcamp app as I’m stuck in windows and it is not located in the task bar or hidden apps/icons
how do I get back to run Mac OS because I no longer want to use windows.
iMac (M4)
It sounds like you did not actually use boot camp to partition the drive and install windows... Or you tried to repartition something after installing Windows. You no longer have a macOS partition.
Try booting into recovery mode, erasing the drive completely, and reinstalling macOS from the internet.
Hopefully, you've been making regular backups.
See if this article helps: Restart your Mac in macOS or Windows - Apple Support
Your signature indicates you have an M4 iMac, which can't run Boot Camp. Which Mac do you actually have?
iMac (21.5-inch, Late 2012)
The Mac disc isn’t even an option. It has disappeared. And I can’t access boot camp on windows through the way the article says
On start up I have 3 options. One says windows, the second says windows with a yellow usb looking icon and the other says efi boot with the same icon. There is no macintosh option
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Unable to boot up in Mac OS
