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The ACTIVE command can only be used on fixed MBR disks. The selected disk is not a fixed MBR disk. Partition 1 is now the selected partition. Partition 3: 93.47 GB - Boot, Page File, Crash Dump, Primary PartitionĪnd this is the output of MS DiskPart utility: Partition 2: 620 MB - Primary Partition (no idea what this is for) Partition 1: 837.57 GB - Primary Partition Partition 0: 200 MB - EFI System Partition

I checked Disk Management and the OSX partition is still present (partition 1): I have tried a couple of Windows utilities, trying to change the Active partition, but for some reason that option is always grayed out, even DiskPart doesn't allow to set it. The laptop is a MacBook Pro November 2013 model, with one original SSD drive (without DVD drive, however I have an external one) and I don't have a OSX installation disk, so I could not try recovery utilities etc. Anyone knows how to recover the OSX partition, so that I can boot into OSX ? I'm happy to drop Windows if that's the case, but I cannot proceed with a fresh install wiping OSX. Windows works just fine (I'm using it now) but my main setup and a lot of work in progress is on OSX so I really need to recover it. When I select "OSX" from the control panel Bootcamp utility, and reboot, the system goes into Windows regardless. When I hold the ALT button at boot, the menu shows only Windows and there is no option to boot OSX. I installed Windows 8.1 Enterprise via Bootcamp on my MBP (Nov 2013 model), now I can only boot into Windows, no way to boot into OSX.