A small exfat parition mounts, but I can’t seem to fully verify that parition from disk utlities. I tried using it tonight but the main partition no longer mounts. My 2GB WD MyPassport was last successfully connected to my Macbook about two months ago (I use it almost exclusively for Time Machine backups). I encountered perhaps a similar problem tonight. I have included a link that shows how you can retrieve files that have been backed up with Time Machine in Mac OS 10.10:Īlso you have the possibility to manually drag and drop files form your computer onto your drive ( drive can be found in "Finder’ ). It is unlikely that a firmware update that makes Smartware compatible with Mac OS 10.10 will be available soon as the latest firmware update is from November 25th 2013,īy any means you could still use Time Machine to back up your drives. We have tested this at our lab earlier today, to double-check this. To answer your first question, unfortunately Smartware is incompatible with Mac OS 10.10 Thank you for feedback on your replacement. My Thunderbolt Hub (CalDigi) does not work as the drivers do not seem to work yet, they install but give an error in Device Manager.I have recently received clear confirmation from WD that the MyBook Studio £TB is not fully compatible with Yosemite and that they have no known plans to create a patch as the last Firmware update was in late November 2013.After installation and the first boot, you can and should run many updates (Windows Update, Apple Software Update (bootcamp), AMD Pro Update if you have a Radeon card).I was getting an “Inaccessible Boot Device” message when Windows started up, the problem was that the drive was connected via a USB hub.Image Used: Windows11_InsiderPreview_Client_圆4_en-us_22000.iso.I used an SSD in an external enclosure, the speed is amazingly like an “internal” installation. Update 09/2021: I just tried installing Windows 11 using the same method and it worked flawlessly. I’m the lucky owner of a 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro, and I finally got Windows 10 to work on an external drive (HDD in my case, but the instructions should work just as well for an SSD). There are a few guides out there that describe this process, but I could not find one that was applicable to current MacOS versions and hardware.
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