Apple Event: May 7th at 7 am PT
In Mac OS X Yosemite I could read and write to NTFS partitions starting the following settings:
1. OSXFuse
2. NTFS-3G
3. Fuse-Wait.
After upgrading to the El Capitan I'm not able to write to NTFS. Is there any solution? Because I tried to reinstall the software and NTFS-3G does not install properly.
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X El Capitan (10.11)
André Hottër wrote:
I can not understand Apple such a simple function nowadays is to store data in an HD generates so much head and cost of pain for us users!
There is no other puglin free to install?
Apple has its own file system format. Use that and there isn't any pain. If you need to use the drive on a Windows machine, then you have to deal with the cost and pain.
Hi, Try out Seagate Paragon Ntfs driver
http://www.seagate.com/in/en/support/downloads/item/ntfs-driver-for-mac-os-maste r-dl/
Mr.Goldsmith wrote:
Hi, Try out Seagate Paragon Ntfs driver
http://www.seagate.com/in/en/support/downloads/item/ntfs-driver-for-mac-os-maste r-dl/
But remember that it will fail again, the next time there is an upgrade.
But remember that it will fail again, the next time there is an upgrade.
And works only with Seagate drives.
Yup, Seagate only and breaks regularly, good idea.
Dear Csound1,
But is there any other way to get solved....also i need a read and write feature for my other harddrivers too..
Yes, format the drive for use with a Mac, not Windows.
Enable NTFS Write support on Mac OS X El Capitan
