How to format drives in NTFS on a Mac—in 3 easy steps

February 3, 2017 /
by Eva Rio

Sharing data between a Mac running macOS or OS X and PCs running Windows may not be that straightforward. By default, Macs can only read files from Windows-formatted external hard drives, but not write to them. This prevents you from saving, editing, copying, or deleting anything stored on your drives using your Mac. The reason behind this? The file system used by Macs

Formatting an NTFS drive using a Mac

October 10, 2016 /
by Tiffiny Rossi

Did you know that Tuxera NTFS for Mac also comes with Tuxera Disk Manager? With Tuxera Disk Manager, you can format an external drive or USB stick to work with Windows PCs. What is formatting? Simply put, formatting is the process of preparing a drive for use by an operating system. As an example, say you want to get super-organized with your sock

March 22, 2013 /
by Karolina Mosiadz

As most of you know, Mac OS X provides limited support for Microsoft Windows NTFS formatted volumes. Out of the box, the files will be in read-only mode so you won’t be able to copy, edit or delete them. However, a lot of us use many different devices at work and at home. It can

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