Boot Camp, to be clear, is different from virtualization software like Parallels or VM Ware Fusion or Virtual Box, which you let you run Windows inside of OS X, almost like an application.

Figuring out how to get back to OS X from Windows may be unclear, especially if you're unfamiliar with Boot Camp.

Others might want to install Windows natively on their Mac using Boot Camp for full the performance required to run many Windows-only games.

Well, using Boot Camp Assistant, you will be able to easily install Windows 10 on your Intel-based Mac computer. You will have a dual-boot system with your Mac OS on one partition and Windows on ...

Getting Boot Camp and Windows up and running on your Mac requires specific hardware and software. Here's what you need: An Intel-based Mac running OS 10.5 (Leopard) with all software updates ...

Finally, your Mac will boot into the Windows 7 installer. Format the "BOOTCAMP" partition as NTFS, and install away.

Boot Camp, the Mac OS X utility that lets Mac owners run Windows in a separate partition, now requires Microsoft's newest operating system, Windows 7.

Boot Camp was a breakthrough product by Apple that enabled Mac OS X users to split their hard drive into two parts (known as partitions) and install a copy of Windows on a Mac.

In this follow-up tutorial, we show you how to remove the Boot Camp partition from your Mac, which allows your primary macOS partition to reclaim its space.