[pguitar87]

Ok, so i'm new here, and i'm very UN-technilogically savvy.

when i got my macbook this summer i decided to get the whole "bootcamp" option so that i could play games on windows if i so chose. but now almost 6 months later, i realize that i want nothing to do with it, i've not used it once, and i have a feeling its just taking up space for nothing.

is there a way that i can safely remove this feature from my computer or should i get it proffesionally done.

any help would be great, thank you.

[Big Mac]

Wonderful that you like the Mac well enough not to want to use Windows anymore! I'd run the Bootcamp utility again - Apple's documentation says that it will allow you to remove the Windows partition.

[pguitar87]

ok.... thank you, but i'm still not so smart

i don't know how to run the boot camp utility, nor do i really understand what a partition is

but again, thank you

[ghporter]

The Boot Camp utility installs in the Utilities folder of your Applications folder. Run it. It gives you three options: burn a driver disc, start the Windows installer, and restore your hard disk to a single partition. FYI, a partition is simply a logical section of the storage available in your hard disk. Anyway, you want the third option-to restore the disk to a single partition. Follow the prompts and instructions and you should do fine.

[pguitar87]

thank you so much!!

i am all mac now and that feels great!

again, THANKS!