Tips to remove Windows XP From Mac

Are you bothered by the removal of Windows XP from Mac? It is a bit complicated for many people. I would like to introduce the removal instructions for getting rid of this system. There are two ways to install Windows XP on Mac. The first one is by using the Boot Camp Assistant installed in the Mac OS X operating system 10.5 and above to create a partition on your Mac hard drive where you can install Windows. The second one is by creating a virtual machine using third-party software such as VMWare Fusion or Parallels. To uninstall Windows XP, you must follow the instructions appropriate to the method of installation.                                                             Uninstalling Windows XP from Boot Camp

1>Log out any user accounts and exit any open applications on your Mac.
2>Open the "Go" menu at the top of the Finder screen. Select "Utilities."
3>Double-click "Boot Camp Assistant."
4>Select the option to "Restore the startup disk to a single volume." Press the "Continue" button.

Uninstalling Windows XP from a Virtual Machine

1>Open VMWare Fusion or Parallels rather than turn on the virtual machine.
2>Go to the "Window" menu and select "Virtual Machine Library" in VMWare Fusion. 3>Control-click the Windows XP virtual machine.
4>Select "Delete." Select "Move to Trash." Empty the Trash from the "Finder" menu.
5>Select the Windows XP virtual machine in Parallels. Go to the "File" menu and select "Remove" or "Delete." Proceed through the on screen removal process.

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