Can't remove a hidden bootcamp partition [duplicate]

These are two answers I got directly from Apple after emailing Tim Cook yesterday

We are clearly lacking some documentation (and probably a feature in Disk Utility). However, you can achieve the removal using Boot Camp assistant.

Launch Boot Camp Assistant Click the Continue button You should now see a “Restore Disk to a Single Partition” screen. Click Restore, enter password

Your system will now remove the windows partition.

Sorry our experience didn’t meet your expectations. I’ll work with my engineering teams and AppleCare to get this addressed.

You tube link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jy7McSE_NfI https://www.macworld.com/article/1156195/mac-apps/delete-boot-camp.html

Alternatively

Getting rid of Boot Camp is super simple, you use boot camp assistant to remove what it may have created. There’s a handy YouTube video which explains this process here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jy7McSE_NfI

I’m interested in why the install failed, so before you do this if you can help us by collecting some information, great. If you don’t have time for, that’s cool too.

Using the Boot Camp Assistant to to remove the BootCamp partition:

1. Start the Boot Camp Assistant from the Utilities folder.
2. At the Boot Camp Assistant Welcome Screen click Next.
3. If the Boot Camp Assistant cannot remove the partition it will error here. If it can then you will get another dialog asking you to restore the drive (i.e. remove the Boot Camp partition).

How to create Sysdiagnose logs:

1. Launch Terminal from the Utilities folder in Applications.
2. Type: “sudo sysdiagnose” and hit the “return” button
3. Type in your password (for sudo)
4. It will prompt you to press ‘Enter’ to continue. Press the return button to continue.

Once the logs have been gathered they will be compressed into a .gz file and created in the /tmp location. A finder window will pop up also once the file is created with the correct location. We need that file as well.

Sometimes the Boot Camp Assistant fails on the first install, we are looking into this issue, if you see a failure we’ve seen reports that attempting a second install will be successful.

I have removed the Apple employee names, in line with GDPR. I hope this helps people

Spencer

If anyone still looking for answer.

Step 1: Delete the container

sudo diskutil apfs deleteContainer disk0s3

this will change the container to Apple_HFS Untitled 98.9 GB disk0s3

Step 2: Erase the volume

sudo diskutil eraseVolume "Free Space" %noformat% /dev/disk0s3

Step 3: Resize the container

sudo diskutil apfs resizeContainer disk0s2 0

1. Remove ‘Apple_KernelCoreDump’ and ‘Container disk2’.

   sudo diskutil eraseVolume "Free Space" %noformat% /dev/disk0s3
   sudo diskutil eraseVolume "Free Space" %noformat% /dev/disk0s4
   

2. Expand ‘Container disk1’ to fill the free space.

   sudo diskutil apfs resizeContainer disk0s2 0
   

Unfortunately, after trying all solutions I found, I had to restart my comuputer in recovery mode, and reinstall a fresh OSX. I made a Time Machine backup before doing this, and I am now running my Mac as before, but with the fully reclaimed space (500.00 GB)