Cynthia Whitty 
If you installed Windows using Bootcamp, you may find it necessary to remove it at some point. However, simply deleting the Windows partition will result in data loss. In order to remove Bootcamp without losing any data, you will need to use a third-party tool like Disk Utility or Bootcamp Manager. Bootcamp Manager is a free utility that allows you to easily manage your Bootcamp installation. To use it, simply launch the program and select the “Remove Bootcamp” option. This will safely remove all traces of Bootcamp from your system without affecting any of your data.
How to delete bootcamp from mac
When the OS X Utilities window appears, launch Disk Utility. Click on the Windows partition in the left-hand column and then click on the “-” button at the bottom of the window. This will delete the Windows partition and free up space on your hard drive. Exit Disk Utility and launch Bootcamp Manager. Click on the “Remove Bootcamp” button. This will safely remove all traces of Bootcamp from your system without affecting any of your data. You should now be able to boot directly into OS X without having to select a partition at startup. If you still see the Windows Boot Manager screen, you can hold down Option at startup to choose which partition to boot from.
Click the Erase tab
And then click on the “Format” drop-down menu. Choose “Mac OS Extended (Journaled)” from the list of options and then click on the “Erase” button. This will format your hard drive and remove any traces of Bootcamp from your system. You will now be able to install Windows using Bootcamp or any other method.
In the Format field, choose Mac OS Extended (Journaled)
Click Erase. This will format your drive and remove any traces of Bootcamp from your system. You can now install Windows using Bootcamp or any other method. If you still see the Windows Boot Manager screen, you can hold down Option at startup to choose which partition to boot from.
Format the hard drive
If you want to completely remove Bootcamp from your system, you can format the hard drive. This will erase all data on the drive, so be sure to back up any important files before proceeding. To format the hard drive, follow these steps: Boot your Mac from the Recovery HD by holding down Command-R at startup. When the OS X Utilities window appears, launch Disk Utility. Click on the “Macintosh HD” in the left-hand column and then click on the “Erase” tab. In the Format field, choose “Mac OS Extended (Journaled)” from the list of options and then click on the “Erase” button. This will format your hard drive and remove any traces of Bootcamp from your system. You will now be able to install Windows using Bootcamp or any other method. Formatting the hard drive will erase all data on the drive, so be sure to back up any important files before proceeding.
Backup your data using Time Machine or an external hard drive
If you want to remove Bootcamp without losing any data, you can use Time Machine to backup your data. Time Machine is a built-in utility that allows you to easily backup your data to an external hard drive or networked drive. To use Time Machine, follow these steps: Connect an external hard drive or networked drive to your Mac. Open Time Machine from the Applications folder or System Preferences. Select the external hard drive or networked drive as the backup destination. Choose when you want Time Machine to perform backups and then click on the “Back Up Now” button. Time Machine will now backup your data to the selected destination. Once the backup is complete, you can proceed with removing Bootcamp from your system. Alternatively, you can use an external hard drive to backup your data. To do this, simply connect the hard drive to your Mac and drag the files you want to backup to the drive. Once the backup is complete, you can proceed with removing Bootcamp from your system.
