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LaCie Drive not ejected properly

I have a LaCie Mobile Drive 2TB attached to my MacBook Pro M1 via USB-C cable.


I had a Macbook Pro prior to my new purchase in December 2021. There were no error messages until after this date with the new model. I have read of unticking < put hard drives to sleep when possible > This I had done with no change in the situation.


Can anyone help please? Just annoying two/three times a day when I sleep or close down my MacBook.


Thx


Mike

MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 12.4

Posted on May 18, 2022 1:57 AM

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Posted on May 18, 2022 10:01 AM

Mike Gunnill wrote:

I have a LaCie Mobile Drive 2TB attached to my MacBook Pro M1 via USB-C cable.

I had a Macbook Pro prior to my new purchase in December 2021. There were no error messages until after this date with the new model. I have read of unticking < put hard drives to sleep when possible > This I had done with no change in the situation.

Can anyone help please? Just annoying two/three times a day when I sleep or close down my MacBook.

Thx

Mike



You can try a different cable, different port, different enclosure, different drive and compare your results.


you can try a —SafeBoot How to use safe mode on your Mac - Apple Support to sort anomalies on the M1



there are some reports with older USB attached drives on these new machines, less so with USBC drives.


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May 18, 2022 10:01 AM in response to Mike Gunnill

Mike Gunnill wrote:

I have a LaCie Mobile Drive 2TB attached to my MacBook Pro M1 via USB-C cable.

I had a Macbook Pro prior to my new purchase in December 2021. There were no error messages until after this date with the new model. I have read of unticking < put hard drives to sleep when possible > This I had done with no change in the situation.

Can anyone help please? Just annoying two/three times a day when I sleep or close down my MacBook.

Thx

Mike



You can try a different cable, different port, different enclosure, different drive and compare your results.


you can try a —SafeBoot How to use safe mode on your Mac - Apple Support to sort anomalies on the M1



there are some reports with older USB attached drives on these new machines, less so with USBC drives.


LaCie Drive not ejected properly

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