MacBook non rileva HD esterno

[mcampos]

Salve a tutti,
Ho un problema con l'hard disk esterno.
La mia ragazza ha comprato un WD Elements da 1TB (autoalimentato). Dovendolo usare su Mac, appena arrivato l'ho collegato al mio MacBook Pro (macOS Sierra, Retina, Inizio 2015) e formattato da formato NTFS a Mac Os Esteso Journaled. Tutto ok, ora sul mio Mac funziona correttamente sia in scrittura che in lettura.
Quando lo collego al Mac della mia ragazza, (MacBook pro, metà 2010, OS X El Capitan) la piccola spia sull'HD si accende e il disco inizia a girare ma non viene in alcun modo rilevato. Non riesco a trovarlo, né nel finder, né sulla scrivania, né sull'Utility Disco.
Non credo sia un problema di alimentazione, dal momento che si accende e che dovrebbe essere compatibile sia con USB 3 che USB 2. Non credo neanche che sia un problema di formattazione: prima di formattarlo dal mio Mac l'avevo collegato al suo e anche in quel caso non veniva rilevato.
Qualcuno sa aiutarmi?
Grazie in anticipo!

[J.T.Kirk]

Prova a scaricare e installare il driver da WD.

http://support.wdc.com/product.aspx?ID=306&lang=it" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

http://support.wdc.com/knowledgebase/an ... ementand30" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

http://support.wdc.com/downloads.aspx?DL" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Ha usato i programmi wd nel suo mac?

https://community.wd.com/t/el-capitan-p ... ltra/21394" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Andres_AgardDec 4
I bought a WD My Passport for Mac last week. It stopped mounting after I used it for a few days with El Capitan. I called tech support and they said it was probably a bad drive. However my older My Passport for Mac stopped working the same day as well.

HERE'S THE SOLUTION!!!!

I took both externals to a friend's house who hadn't updated their Mac OS to El Capitan. I hooked up the externals and ERASED all of the WD programs that came with the externals. Both work on my computer with NO PROBLEMS!

Chuck_EDec 5
Again the solution is to realize the conflict of Apple's "Disk Utility" and the western digital crapware. To encrypt the WD drives I've had to use both apps but sequentially. For example, Just got a 4TB WD passport pro and outa the box it was in striped mode. Tried to erase and disk utility fails. Therefore, I quit disk utility, installed the WD crapware, erased the drive using OS X-ext journaled or whatever it is. I also had to partition under raid management the 4 TB drive into two 2TB drives. Don't ask me why this worked but it does. So once i've used the wd crapware to break drive up into 2 drives and reformatted (erased), i then completely uninstall the WD crapware, and extricate 2 remnants that don't uninstall:

1) system/library/LaunchDaemons/.....and delete anything that says WD in the name
2) go up to apple bar upper left corner and click down to system preferences/Users & Groups/startup items/and select the WD item and delete by using the minus sign at bottom of that window. Then restart computer so they now have been unloaded permanently. Drive images will now appear and stay! the drives can now be encrypted using extended/journaled.

Again, don't ask me why this worked, but it does. and thats several hours of trial n error. What a joke and what a waste of time. Reminds me of the old hard drive days where drives wouldn't mount and you had to be a power user with knowledge of how to use command lines and mess around with primitive jumpers on the back of the drive. Can't believe this is still an issue in this day n age. pfffft

[mcampos]

Prova a scaricare e installare il driver da WD.

http://support.wdc.com/product.aspx?ID=306&lang=it" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

http://support.wdc.com/knowledgebase/an ... ementand30" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

http://support.wdc.com/downloads.aspx?DL" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Ha usato i programmi wd nel suo mac?

https://community.wd.com/t/el-capitan-p ... ltra/21394" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Andres_AgardDec 4
I bought a WD My Passport for Mac last week. It stopped mounting after I used it for a few days with El Capitan. I called tech support and they said it was probably a bad drive. However my older My Passport for Mac stopped working the same day as well.

HERE'S THE SOLUTION!!!!

I took both externals to a friend's house who hadn't updated their Mac OS to El Capitan. I hooked up the externals and ERASED all of the WD programs that came with the externals. Both work on my computer with NO PROBLEMS!

Chuck_EDec 5
Again the solution is to realize the conflict of Apple's "Disk Utility" and the western digital crapware. To encrypt the WD drives I've had to use both apps but sequentially. For example, Just got a 4TB WD passport pro and outa the box it was in striped mode. Tried to erase and disk utility fails. Therefore, I quit disk utility, installed the WD crapware, erased the drive using OS X-ext journaled or whatever it is. I also had to partition under raid management the 4 TB drive into two 2TB drives. Don't ask me why this worked but it does. So once i've used the wd crapware to break drive up into 2 drives and reformatted (erased), i then completely uninstall the WD crapware, and extricate 2 remnants that don't uninstall:

1) system/library/LaunchDaemons/.....and delete anything that says WD in the name
2) go up to apple bar upper left corner and click down to system preferences/Users & Groups/startup items/and select the WD item and delete by using the minus sign at bottom of that window. Then restart computer so they now have been unloaded permanently. Drive images will now appear and stay! the drives can now be encrypted using extended/journaled.

Again, don't ask me why this worked, but it does. and thats several hours of trial n error. What a joke and what a waste of time. Reminds me of the old hard drive days where drives wouldn't mount and you had to be a power user with knowledge of how to use command lines and mess around with primitive jumpers on the back of the drive. Can't believe this is still an issue in this day n age. pfffft

Ho provato, ma neanche il software WD Drive Utilities che "consente di configurare, gestire e diagnosticare le unità WD" rileva l'HD.

Ho letto che qualcuno con situazioni simili ha risolto utilizzando un cavo per USB 2.0. Può essere una soluzione?
Aggiornare a OS Sierra il Mac in questione come l'altro Mac, quello che lo rileva?..in altre parole: potrebbe essere il sistema operativo?

[J.T.Kirk]

Hai guardato se ci sono aggiornamenti firmware per il tuo disco?


Hai guardato se hai software WD che interferisce, nel mac in questione?