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Tried to make a 128GB partition for windows 10 using bootcamp. After a little while I got the message that bootcamp failed to create the partition. Now there is not even enough space left to try again. This is what I see in disk utility. what gives?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 13.6
Fixed using Sean_W's answer here:
Cant recover disk space after deleting pa… - Apple Community
Reinstall was unavoidable. Now if only I knew why boot camp partitioning failed in the first place I might try again...
FYI, there is a command line option that may work to merge the "free" space item back into the main APFS Container of macOS. Here are two posts which may help.....if you still have a Windows partition showing instead of an item called "free space", then you will first need to delete the Windows partition before you can merge them (just makes it easier).
How to merge the "free space" item back into the APFS Container -- HWTech - Apple Community
Here is a template you can use to delete the Windows' partition to make it into a "free space" item.....the commands are specific to the user's system so the instructions will need to be modified a bit:
How to delete Windows Parition to create a "free space" item template -- HWTech - Apple Community
Hi,
Fixed by running diskutil repairDisk /dev/disk0 on Recovery mode of Terminal.app.
Thanks for the response. This didn't work for me, unfortunately.
Missing Disk Space after failed Boot Camp Partitioning
