Ntfs High Sierra Drivers For Some

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The Problem: I am running dual system (win10 and macOS 10.13.6) on my X1 Carbon 2017 (5th gen), two systems are installed on the same SSD but in different partitions.

The computer came with genuine Win10 so I didnt want to remove it, nor to change any files in the original system.

However, as I still work on both OSs file sharing became a problem, windows cant read APFS while macOS does not, by default, enable readwrite support for NTFS.

Before installing macOS, I had 3 partitions: C, D, E and I didnt want to change any of them.

I have seen a tutorial where you rewrite sbinmountntfs, but partition C (Windows) cannot be loaded.

However, some users (like me) may not be willing to spend that money.

Yes, there are cracked versions, but it is 1.illegal 2.dangerous.

Ntfs High Sierra Drivers For Some

Research online indicates this has been available with the Apple NTFS drivers for some time.

My experience with it has been good enough to say its quick and effective if all you need is temporary access.

Create a folder called Mount inside your user profile folder and enter the following commands in Terminal: Replace diskXsX with the NTFS drive you want to access.

Later in Windows you may need to set the NTFS permissions under the security properties tab when you try to access any files and folders you added to that drive.

Extended attributes on some files can cause access issues (grayed out) when the drive is mounted in macOSOSX again.

If so open Terminal change to the NTFS drive or subfolder and enter the command below to correct this problem.

Ive not experienced any corruption on either OS but you must eject the drive in Windows using the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the task try otherwise it wont mount as readwrite in Mac.

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Ntfs For Mac Os High Sierra