We did experience some hiccups here and there but we had documented workarounds for all those edge cases. It was all automated and for the most part worked. Since the only purpose was to run a single app we auto launched that specific app during a Windows login, and then forced a reboot when clients terminated that process via the object policy. As of August 2022, you can give your phone a break and download the official CapCut editor app on your Windows or Mac computer, with no need for workarounds. Apple disclaims any and all liability for the acts, omissions and conduct of any third parties in connection with or related to your use of the site. And the lack of this option prompted many users to start using PC emulators and alternative methods that allow mirroring your mobile device to a computer.

On the Windows side we had an object policy scoped to all devices that had the bootcamp.exe file on them (only Macs would have this file), and we ran an autoIT script that would mimic mouse clicks to automate them back into OS X by opening up that bootcamp.exe and selecting the option to reboot back into OS X. Hard drive encryption for mac and windows. The user was then allowed to reboot with no admin rights what-so-ever into Windows by running a Self Service policy. Then we used I think the -nextonly flag so it would not permanently set the Mac to boot to Windows. Instead we used Self Service to run the Unix command bless to set the Windows boot partition to be the next partition to boot from. We had firmware passwords on our Macs so any EFI boot-picker was not an option. I used tools that were open source, that are now all in WinClone Pro to deploy Windows and OS X to the Macbooks. Unfortunately, there was no native OS X app, and the vendor at the time was not going to develop a native app as they had plans to go web-based. We had software that only ran on Windows and we had 8,000 Macs to support. At my old job we had to do this one year.

Use refind for windows and mac