Samsung T5 to iMac 2019

just got an iMac and wanted to hook up my T5 SSD external harddrive, was on a Windows based PC before. Downloaded the software from Samsung and tried to connect the 2 devices, but the iMac does not recognize that connection has been made. Got an error that tells me that the certificate has been expired.

Where can I get a new certificate? Can't find it on the Samsung Web Site.

Thank you

Posted on Jan 5, 2020 12:22 PM

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BDAqua

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Jan 5, 2020 12:44 PM in response to newtoimac2019

Try this to get past the expired Certificate...

Disconnect from theInternet, set Sys Prefs>Date & time back to the year of that software was created.

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