Since updating to MacOS 10.3.2, Airport Drives no longer appear in Finder. They appear in Airport Utility, but no matter what I do Finder does not show them. Advice?
MacBook Pro, OS X Mavericks (10.9.4), Keyboard does not function
Not an AirPort issue, really. It is a High Sierra operating system issue, which has added new security.....and AirPorts and AirPort Disks are disappearing for some users as a result.
Try manually mounting the drive.....
Open any Finder window
Click on the Go menu at the uppermost top of the Mac's screen
Click Connect to Server
Enter afp://AirPortIPAddress
For example, if the IP Address of the AirPort router is 10.0.1.10, enter afp://10.0.1.10
Click Connect, and if all is well, the drive will mount on the desktop
If no luck, Apple switched over to smb for some communications, so try smb://10.0.1.10
If still no luck, best to post over in the High Sierra support forum to see if the gurus over there have some workarounds.
Not an AirPort issue, really. It is a High Sierra operating system issue, which has added new security.....and AirPorts and AirPort Disks are disappearing for some users as a result.
Try manually mounting the drive.....
Open any Finder window
Click on the Go menu at the uppermost top of the Mac's screen
Click Connect to Server
Enter afp://AirPortIPAddress
For example, if the IP Address of the AirPort router is 10.0.1.10, enter afp://10.0.1.10
Click Connect, and if all is well, the drive will mount on the desktop
If no luck, Apple switched over to smb for some communications, so try smb://10.0.1.10
If still no luck, best to post over in the High Sierra support forum to see if the gurus over there have some workarounds.
Thanks much.
Airport Drives are not in Finder.
