Suddenly every time my mac goes to sleep, a notification appears saying the one of he disks does was not ejected properly.
Usually it my Time machine external disk I usually have another disk connected at the same, it clones periodically
What causes his sudden behavior. Never happened before
I am running Mojave
The external disks are connected through a dock - and have been since before the problem sarted
MacBook Pro 15”, macOS 10.14
tommmy wrote:
Suddenly every time my mac goes to sleep, a notification appears saying the one of he disks does was not ejected properly.
Usually it my Time machine external disk I usually have another disk connected at the same, it clones periodically
What causes his sudden behavior. Never happened before
I am running Mojave
The external disks are connected through a dock - and have been since before the problem sarted
This is a indicator that one of the drives could be failing/operating in a state of failure.
Ouch. You are probably right
I had three external drives give me trouble. I was able to nurse them back using disk uility and disk warrior.
I suppose it is time to retire them At least one is not that old. Two are LaCie one is G-systems
Wonder how / why three (3) disks fail in quick succession. All failed disks are 4tb
I have several 2TB that are okay, so far
Any idea?
@lerogdouglas The people at G-Technolgies say that since the disks are bus driven it must be an Apple problem
What I can't understand is that in two days three 4TB drives would have gone south after having no problem for over a yer I have had this computer. I have several 2TB drives that haven't given me any trouble. One is continuously connected and makes a clone once a day
I erased two of the disk and since I was doing a secure erase with Disk Utility I left it on all night and it didn't eject
Any new ideas, and thanks
Disk not Ejected properly
