Is this a joke? All you have to do is to connect the USB cable to your Mac and that’s it…right?
Well, not quite unless your external hard drive is pre-formatted as Mac OS Extended / FAT32. Since most external hard drives are pre-formatted as NTFS; Mac OS X can only read [...]
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How to connect a new external hard drive to your Mac
Posted in Apple, IT, Mac 101, Software, tagged External Hard Drive, FAT32, Format, Leopard, Mac OS X on December 2, 2007 | 11 Comments »
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