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To disable SIP, run the following command and hit Enter:

You’ll see whether SIP is enabled or not.

Type the following command into the Terminal and press Enter:.

When you enter the recovery environment, click the Utilities menu and select Terminal to openit.

Restart your Mac and hold Command+R while it boots. When you disable it, the computer system might be vulnerable to malware and other badly-behaved programs. Warning: SIP is to protect the operating system from unauthorized changes.

To change this, you need to disable SIP (System Integrity Protection). Step 5: Auto-mount NTFS volume in read-write modeĮven though you have installed FUSE for macOS, newly connected NTFS volumes will still be auto-mounted in read-only mode.

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Step 4: Install NTFS-3G by opening Terminal and entering the following command:

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Click Agree when the license Agreement appears. Go to Finder > Application > Utilities > Terminal and run the following command line:Ĭlick Install when the dialogue appears. Then you have to install a command-line tool xCode. Use the default option when installing it. Step 2: Download and install FUSE for macOS from. If you haven’t already installed it on your Mac, you can open Terminal from Finder > Applications > Utilities and run the following command: Here is how:įirst of all, you need the package manager for macOS to continue. You might feel uncomfortable in rebooting into Recovery Mode and using Terminal. The method is totally free but it is tedious and can get very technical. The disk will not immediately appear in the Finder or on desktop, but you can click Go > Go to Folder in the Finder window and type /Volume into the box to access the NTFS volume.įUSE for macOS is an open-source application that allows the cross-platform implementation of the Microsoft Windows NTFS file system with read-write support. Step 5: Unplug our NTFS drive and attach it again. Step 4: When finished, press Control-O to save the files, followed by Control-X to exit. Be sure to change the word NAME to the name of your drive (it’s case-sensitive): Step 3: Enter the following command in one line. The Terminal will show an editor window for the fstab file. Step 2: Type the following command into the Terminal window. Navigate to Finder > Applications > Utilities > Terminal. Step 1: You’ll first need to launch Terminal. So, the method would not work properly and cause data corruption.

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Warning: I don’t recommend the method below because the writing ability of Apple’s NTFS driver has not been thoroughly tested. To enable the NTFS writing feature, you have to do so on a per-volume basis, by editing the system’s hidden fstab file. Fortunately, you can enable this feature in the settings.

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Now, this drive can now be used to transfer files from a Mac to any Windows PC and vice versa.Īctually, macOS includes the writing feature but it’s disabled by default. Click the Erase tab and choose the exFAT/FAT32 option in the drop-down box. Step 2: Select the drive to change the format. Step 1: Go to Finder > Applications > Utilities and then open Disk Utility. If you have important data on it, please back up data before reformatting.

Note: The following steps will erase all the data on your NTFS drive.

Follow these steps to change a drive format from NTFS to exFAT on Mac: If you have large files to store, exFAT is a better choice. But FAT32 cannot store a single file larger than 4GB. ExFAT and FAT32 are two kinds of drive formats supported by both Windows and Mac.