- #MAC NTFS TOOL FOR WD PASSPORT INSTALL#
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#MAC NTFS TOOL FOR WD PASSPORT FULL#
not sure if they are full trials or limited though.
at least read through it to get headed in the right direction. seems like you should def have everything backed up on the drive before trying. fat32 doesn't handle large gb files very well. Maybe converting to fat32 would do the trick unless he has some huge files on it.
#MAC NTFS TOOL FOR WD PASSPORT SOFTWARE#
not sure if that would make it so the wd software can write to it though. hopefully you can google and find something free. I guess a mac can read but not write to ntfs. Googled it some more and found this helpful link. Ntfs should be plug and play on a mac as far as i'm aware.
#MAC NTFS TOOL FOR WD PASSPORT INSTALL#
Sounds like you need to decrypt the hard drive before you can do anything.Ĭonverting it to fat32 wouldn't work as the data will still be encrpyted.ĭid you make sure the "smart"ware you installed on the mac is up to date? did you install it from a cd or dl it from their site? also, is the mac up to date?
I was, for once, considering on converting the NTFS drive to FAT32 as a last resort using Aomei (but I?m not too sure about it) Hell, it took one hour to pass 200mb through a direct LAN connection! My father and I tried to transfer the content using Mac?s transfer wizard, but it was taking too long and brought errors. I tried NTFS 3G for mounting, but it didn?t work it threw an error, which I couldn?t read because my father closed it without reading it -_. Obviously, this is not what I want, since I only (for the time being) want to extract the content. The thing is that when I try to install the Smartware in the Mac, it tells me that the drive needs writing capabilities and needs to be formatted completely to do the job.
In other words, I need to have the Smartware on my dad?s Mac working so he can extract the files. The drive was previously formatted to NTFS when he was using his HP by the WD?s Smartware (Seriously, I don?t know why he uses that crap, even I told him that?s useless and counterproductive but he insisted using it), and all the data was encrypted by it. Hi people! I need help connecting my father?s WD my passport 1TB, NTFS format, to a Macbook pro 2011/2012 (Core i5 ? 2.4GHz).
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