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I have 2 HD- Data drives in disk utility (Big Sur), I know which is rogue one but can I delete it in disk utility without Going into recovery mode and without reinstalling Big Sur
I updated Catalina to Big Sur and that’s what I get, an extra HD- Data which is encrypted and contains 60Gb. Haven’t a clue why.
How do I put it right?
Do I follow Apple procedure to reinstall and erase or delete the 2 HD-Data drives?
You should be able to remove the volume in Disk Utility. No need for any other measures.
Thanks, that has solved my MacBook.
Can I do same on my iMac (1Tb Fusion Drive), difference being that rogue drive ( Volumes/ Macintosh HD) is encrypted and contains about 60Gb?
Where did that one cone from? It normally won’t duplicate the OS volume.
You didn’t say “- Data” in your previous post. You should make sure there is nothing stored on it that was not copied to the other - Data volume before you remove it.
I shouldn’t have any personal data on it worth keeping, so I can delete it in Disk Utility?
if so, thanks again for being very helpful.
2 HD- Data Drives - delete rogue one?
