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I erased my Hard Drive 240GB TOSHIBA
SOLID STATE DRIVE TR200.
I ended up with two volumes both named
McIntosh HD. Both volumes identical size
239.85 GB 238.08 GB.
When I ejected it, I got message
"Macintosh HD" is a volume on a disk
that has 2 volumes.
Do you want to eject "Macintosh HD"
only, or both volumes?
I chose eject all.
What should I do now ?
Thank you for your help.
Sorry for the delay in responding.
The grandkids came over stayed over for the Super Bowl etc.
No change. I deleted (Or rather tried to delete both volumes) And rebooted. I still have two volumes. Both are named McIntosh HD
Thank you for your help.
Sorry for the delay in responding.
The grandkids came over stayed over for the Super Bowl etc.
No change. I deleted (Or rather tried to delete both volumes) And rebooted. I still have two volumes. Both are named McIntosh HD
I found a small arrow to click disk utility. It allowed me to delete one of the two volumes. Thank everyone for their help. Everything is okay now
Is this done in Catalina?
Eject both & restart.
no High Sierra
Thank you for the reply
I erased the external Hard Drive using High Sierra
So, where do we stand now? OK?
mac Is located at home. I will give it a try about 7 o'clock Pacific time and reply back.
Ah, OK. :)
I erased my Hard Drive 240GB TOSHIBA . I ended up with two volumes both named McIntosh HD
