Non legge hard disk

Dopo aver istallato Osx lion sul mio IMAC non mi riconosce più l'hard disk esterno. Grazie

Se intendi il modello WD TV Live WDBAAP0000NBK risulta che dal firmware 1.05.04_V viene dato compatibile con dischi superiori a 2 TB. Di seguito trovi i link delle specifiche dei vari firmware e il download dell'ultimo firmware: Release notesupport.wdc.com/download/notes/WDTV_Live_HD_Release_Notes_1_06_43_V.pdf; Release 1.06.43 (1/17/2013) www.wdc.com/wdproducts/updates/?family=wdfwdtv_live

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Ho trasferito cartella i tunes su hard disk esterno ed eliminato cartella i tunes dal mio Mac, ma ora quando clicco sul brano mi dice che non trova l'originale. Ho modificato nelle preferenze di iTunes la cartella ma tutti i brani hanno ! accanto

Ho trasferito cartella i tunes su hard disk esterno ed eliminato cartella i tunes dal mio Mac, ma ora quando clicco sul brano mi dice che non trova l'originale. Ho modificato nelle preferenze di iTunes la cartella ma tutti i brani hanno ! accanto

iTunes: How to move [or copy] your music to a new computer [or another drive] - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4527
Quick answer if you use iTunes' default preferences settings: Copy the entire iTunes folder (and in doing so all its subfolders and files) intact to the other drive. Open iTunes and immediately hold down the Option (alt) key (shift on Windows), then guide it to the new location of the library.
Do not confuse moving your whole folder and library with moving just media files as in
iTunes for Mac: Moving your iTunes Media folder - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1449

Will the HP M602n printer support non-volatile memory or hard disk?

We would like to know if the M602n supports a non-volatile memory device of some sort; like a flash DIMM. We do not want a hard drive. Currently we use an HP 4050n printer with the flash DIMM and are looking to replace the printer.
We print checks with the 4050 and need to have the same type of platform. We will use either WebJet Admin 8.1 or get the new version 10.3 only if 10.3 can allow us to specify where to store the macros and fonts.
We understand that the memory device may or may not be a flash DIMM but it needs to serve the same purpose.
What would you suggest?
Can you point us to any documentation on the M602n that would describe the use and installation of such a device?
Finally, if the M602n will not do what we need can you recommend a different model?

The best place to research your answers would be on the m602n product page for this printer. There are several documents that may answer your specific questions. For example, there is a paper on Secure Volalite Storage, features, specifications. Look under discover and use your product.
For the hard drive questions, this is from the hp.com shopping page:
Memory, standard:
512 MB Memory, maximum: 1 GB Hard disk:
None
I am an HP employee.
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Time machine non fa più i backup perchè non vede più hard disk esterno

ciao a tutti,
il mio mac ha smesso di vedere l'hard disk esterno per time machine e non riesco a fare i backup.

Try re-selecting the disk via Time Machine Preferences.
If that doesn't help, try #A4 in Time Machine - Troubleshooting.
If still no help, try #A5 there.

Removing Hard Disks from non-administrator accounts

Hi all.
I am wanting to set up a second (non-admin) account on the mac. Which I have done although I would prefer it to only mount the main internal drive when in 'guest mode'.
Let me explain a bit better. Currently I have the Main system drive, a second internal drive an a number of firewire drives that I use with my account which is the admin account. I wish to set up an account for the kids so they can use a few apps and the internet etc but I only want them to have access to the main internal drive and there own home folder. This would leave me safe in the knowledge that all my hard work (ha!) is safe.
Any help would be appreciated
G5 Mac OS X (10.4.5)

Move your work on the additional drives into specific folders on those drives, and then choose Get Info from the File menu for each folder. Set the permissions to Read & Write for yourself, with you being the owner, and No Access for other accounts. Repeat this for each folder which contains your work, and then do the same for the actual drive, this time setting the other permissions to Read Only, as well as unchecking the Ignore Permissions on this volume option. You should not set a disk's permissions to No Access, and you should not change the permissions at the top level of a Mac OS X startup disk at all. Your kids will see the external hard disk, but won't be able to delete anything from it or look at your work.
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Hard disk esterno non riconosciuto... perche

hard disk esterno non riconosciuto...perchè???

Espulsi i due dischi esterni...
...ricollegato disco "problematico"...
...al tentativo di cancellare (tasto destro > sposta nel cestino) l'icona del disco "problematico" ricevo il seguente messaggio di errore...
Considerato che sono loggato come amministratore e che dalle informazioni del disco dovrei disporre di diritti di lettura e scrittura sul disco, cosa mi consigli di provare a fare?
Grazie,
Renato

IMac 21" con OS X 10.9.3 non legge HD esterno

Salve a tutti, il mio problema è il seguente:
Ho un HD esterno che ho sempre usato, fino a 2 giorni fa, con iMac da oltre 1 anno nonostante la formattazione NTFS, poiché effettuai una modifica (non ricordo bene quale, presa da internet agli inizi del mio utilizzo dell'iMac) che mi consentiva anche di scrivere e sovrascrivere sul suddetto Hard Disk.
Da due giorni ormai l'iMac non mi riconosce più l'Hard Disk! Ho provato prima di tutto a smontare e ricollegare tutto nel case esterno, ho poi provato a cambiare l'ingresso usb nonché a riavviare l'iMac nella speranza che funzioni. Ho poi provato a collegarlo ad un pc Windows dove l'Hard Disk viene riconosciuto normalmente e senza problemi, e così facendo ho potuto eliminare tra le cause quella di una rottura sia dell'Hard Disk che del cavo usb di connessione.
Ho già utilizzato anche Utility Disco, dove mi fa effettuare soltanto "Verifica Disco", durante la quale sento l'Hard Disk "funzionare", fino ad arrivare all'ultima fase della verifica, cioè "Syncing device" dove non va più avanti. Ho provato anche la funzione "Ripara disco" ma senza successo come sopra. Inoltre, premendo su "Attiva" mi compare un popup di errore: "ATTIVAZIONE FALLITA. Il disco non può essere avviato. Prova ad utilizzare S.O.S. sul disco, quindi riavvialo."
Naturalmente è una procedura che ho fatto e rifatto più volte, senza avere successo.
Qualcuno saprebbe aiutarmi al riguardo?? Sto davvero impazzendo!
Mi scoccia non poter lavorare con una serie di dati dall'iMac soltanto perché inspiegabilmente ed improvvisamente non legge più un HD che ha sempre letto senza alcun problema!

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Hard Disk WD Red 3TB

Ciao raga,
Volevo domandarvi una cosa ho acquistato un Hard Disk
Western Digital Red da 3 TB nella mia camera ho un (WD Tv Live 3 Generazione) che vede l'hard disk senza problemi, mentre per il WD Tv Live che ho in salone non lo legge (quello in salone non e il Tv Live 3 Generazione) ma di questo topic.
Ora volevo capire se nel vecchio WD Tv Live gli hard disk da 3TB non li legge proprio o modificando qualcosa installando qualche firmware specifico riesca a leggere anche gli hard disk da 3TB.
Grazie
Comunque sia per essere più precisi parlo di questo WD:

Se intendi il modello WD TV Live WDBAAP0000NBK risulta che dal firmware 1.05.04_V viene dato compatibile con dischi superiori a 2 TB. Di seguito trovi i link delle specifiche dei vari firmware e il download dell'ultimo firmware: Release notesupport.wdc.com/download/notes/WDTV_Live_HD_Release_Notes_1_06_43_V.pdf; Release 1.06.43 (1/17/2013) www.wdc.com/wdproducts/updates/?family=wdfwdtv_live

Disk write cache corruption on an external hard disk

Recently I purchased an external hard disk, to put all of my pictures of my baby due to space limitations on my internal laptop drive. Since my Canon camera 10 megapixel pictures take up a ton of space this was occurring at an alarming rate. My intention was also to back up to DVD but never got to it. This is both a comment and a question.
Now said baby, is getting really good at pulling cords etc. He managed to do this on the external drive firewire cable. As far as i know the drive was not in the process of actually writing. However, after a few minutes and trying to re-plug the drive the OS crashed with a Grey Screen of Death hardware error that tells you that you need to push the power button..
This apparently corrupted the drive's directory. Upon reboot the drive would not mount. Since there were time machine backups on the drive too Diskwarrior was not able to reconstruct the drive in the built in memory available on the computer. Time machine stores millions of files and Diskwarrior apparently wants to keep it all in memory at once. Since my computer has 2GB you would hope that would be enough but apparently not. So that failed. Other utilities seemed to be able to find the files but not restore the directory. I also took it to the apple store they were not able to recover it.
I have to say this is extremely distressing, and hard to believe that a simple accident like this could cost the loss of thousands of pictures. I did send it to a rescue company but that was expensive but I think apple needs to do something about this situation.
On Windows there is a way to disable the write cache for external drives. This is not available for Mac OS X. This would prevent this rather common occurrence of a plug accidentally becoming disengaged when the drive is not in the process of writing. This reduces the odds but I still think apple, in order to become clearly superior, needs a better solution.
I know Apple has experimented with ZFS would this not eliminate this possibility of this kind of disaster? Is this in Snow Leopard desktop? I know they are thinking this is a business customer focused technology but clearly if it can eliminate this kind of thing then I think it is extremely useful to their non server customers. Perhaps there are other ways of dealing with this issue but ZFS is designed to deal with these issues. HFS+ is extremely fragile to disk corruption.
I know my situation is not that uncommon and this is not the first time this has happened to me with an external drive. You would think I had learned. I hate to think of how many other people have had the same thing happen to them.

Disabling a write cache would not help you with the problem you are having. Besides the write cache is on the hard drive and operates independently of the operating system. But nothing can protect you from disconnected an external drive improperly, and if the drive is in the process of being written to, and the problem comes from directory corruption, not file corruption, as in the case you have described, disabling a write cache would not have made any difference.
For the future the magic word is: Backups.
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Delete unused audio from GB sessions from hard disk

I would like to clear the unused audio from many Garage Band sessions from my hard disk. When audio is recorded in GB where is it stored?
Thanks
Mac OS X 10.4.11 MacBook 2 Ghz Intel Core duo
Garage Band 3.0.4 (104.7)

Normally, GB does a pretty good housekeeping job with the audio files: If you are not using a recording at all in you project, it gets deleted next time you save your project. (That means: not using even a fraction of a second - otherwise the whole audio is kept, since GB's edits are non-destructive.)
Having said that - if you want to check, the audio recordings are in a folder inside the project package: ctrl-click the project in the Finder, select "show package content", and look inside the media folder. Be careful - deleting stuff from that folder that you think the project isn't using might confuse GB.

Stop the beeps with the 7200 rpm hard disks of the MacBook Pro

http://www.hardmac.com/news/2009/07/13/stop-the-beeps-with-the-7200-rpm-hard-dis ks-of-the-macbook-pro
Stop the beeps with the 7200 rpm hard disks of the MacBook Pro
from HardMac.com by [email protected] (Lionel)
At the beginning of week, we have spoken about the unpleasant beeps made by the 7200 rpm hard drive proposed as an option in the MacBook Pro 2009.
A solution has been found, the details are given by Rémy.
These tedious beeps occur when the disc is inactive and are caused by a system
to reposition the play-back head carried out in a repetitive way.
In addition to the beeps of the hard drive, Mac OS X displays the pretty multicoloured wheel during some seconds while waiting for hard drive to finish these loadings and unloadings of the play-back head.
The solution comes with a utility of the name hdapm (for Hard Disk Advanced Power Management) which makes it possible to change the level of energy management (APM) of the hard drive.
Hdapm can be downloaded from : http://mckinlay.net.nz/hdapm; hdapm being a command line utility, it is thus necessary to use the Terminal (which is in /Applications/Utilitaires).
After copying hdapm into your user file, the command to enter is:
sudo ~/hdapm disk0 max
disk0 corresponds to the disc to regulate knowing that hdapm should function with any ATA disk supporting APM
max is the level of APM which is a number ranging between 1 and 254 included
the word following are preset and can used in the place a number for the level of APM
max (maximum performance) is the parameter to use to eliminate the “beeps”.
min (maximum economy of energy)
default (returns to the default setting)
The level of APM is a temporary adjustment in the firmware of the hard drive, this adjustment is lost when the disk is powered down and it is thus necessary to redo this at each for each start up.
To install hdapm so it is launched at each start-up, it is necessary to copy hdapm to the hard drive (/usr/local/bin is advised) and to copy the file hdapm.plist in /Library/LaunchDaemons.
It will be can be necessary to you to edit hdapm.plist with the desired parameters; the default settings are: the repertory where hdapm is /usr/local/bin, the hard drive is regulated on the first (disk0) and the level of APM is the maximum.
You can simply copy the file hdapm into /usr/local/bin file if you want to avoid modifying Plist.
Simplest way to reach these files is to use the Go/go to the file and to copy/paste this address before validating.

Yeah, I don't buy that. I spoke with Seagate a couple of months ago when I was looking for the impossible to find 500 GB 7200 RPM HD and asked them that very thing. They told me it would work fine, but I should disable SMS. Apple told me the same thing. I ultimately waited and got a non G-Force model, but Seagate told me it would work.
I also don't believe that they'd OEM the drive to Apple knowing it wouldn't work. That makes absolutely no sense. If Seagate knew the G-Force drive would not function properly in an Apple MacBook/MacBook Pro, and they OEM'd it to Apple for that purpose anyway, what does that say about Seagate?
I admit it's odd that the used the G-Force model given the presence of SMS, but apparently Seagate has prioritized the manufacturing of the G-Force drives and probably offered it to Apple.

Macbook air can't go to the internet when connected with hard disk

Hi, so my macbook air can't go to the internet everytime when it is connected with my hard disk. The wifi icon on the top right corner says my macbook is connected to my wifi but my macbook just can't go to the internet. I unplugged my hard disk and I have no problem connecting to the internet right away? I would like to know if there is any solution for this problem.
Thank you

Try resetting your SMC.
Resetting the SMC of an Intel-based portable Mac with a battery you should not remove on your own
Note: This will not delete any data.
The SMC is responsible for controlling various system functions. None of your data will be deleted by resetting the SMC.
Shut down the computer by going to Apple () > Shut Down…
Select Shut Down or allow the computer to shut down automatically.
Plug in the MagSafe power adapter into a power source and then connect it to your Mac if you have not already done so.
On the built-in keyboard, press the (left side) Shift (⇧), Control (⌃), and Option (⌥) keys and the Power Button at the same time.
Release the (left side) Shift (⇧), Control (⌃), and Option (⌥) keys and the Power Button at the same time.
I hope I helped.
Austin

How do I add multiple passwords to a FileVault2 external hard disk?

Hello,
On a boot volume, multiple users can have access to decrypt the disk - but with external disks it appears as though only a single password can grant access.
How can I enable a second passphrase to unlock a hard disk? Thanks.

Currently there's no way to add decryption keys to a non-boot volume.

Solved: I cannot manage (bring online, initialize, partition, format, or write to) a VHDX hard drive once it has "Enable Virtual Hard Disk Sharing" enabled.

Hello,
Issue:
On a Virtual Machine with a secondary VHDX attached, I cannot manage (bring online, initialize, partition, format, or write to) the VHDX hard drive once it has "Enable Virtual Hard Disk Sharing (VHD Sharing)" enabled.
Questions:
Should I be able to manage (bring online, initialize, partition, format, and write to) a VHDX hard drive once it has VHD Sharing enabled? If I should be able to manage it, what am I missing?
Topography:
One SuperMicro Cluster In a Box (CIB) with 2012 R2 Data Center on each node. Microsoft Failover Cluster installed and working on each node. The Failover Cluster Servers on each host passes all cluster validation tests. Two Hyper-V 2012 R2 Data Center Virtual
Machine (VM) servers, one on each node. 1 common Cluster Shared Volume (CSV) and 1 Generation 2 Scale-Out File Server (SOFS) shared volume both Resilient File System (REFS) formatted. One 5 Gigabit (Gb) Virtual Hard Drive Type X (VHDX) file on the CSV and/or
SOFS. Integrity bit and read only turned off on VHDX file.
Each of the two Hyper-V VMs have one 127Gb VHDX Generation 2 primary hard drive and 1 VHDX secondary hard drive attached, both on SCSI Controller #1.
Background:
If I start VM1 without the VHD Sharing enabled on the secondary hard drive, I can bring the drive online, initialize, partition, format, and write to the drive.
If I enable VHD Sharing, I can no longer modify the drive in Disk Management in any way. With or without VM2 running.
Both VMs and the CSV and SOFS are on the same host cluster server, or not, no difference…
The VHDX is referenced either by the CSV name C:\ClusterStorage\Volume1\TEST1.VHDX
or a Shared Folder name
\\sharedfolder\folder\Test1.VHDX .
If I start VM1 with VHD Sharing disabled and I format the drive, then shut down and enable VHD Sharing, the drive is offline and requests initialization which fails with an "I/O device error", every other attempt to manage the drive fails with
the same "I/O device error", error.
Events:
VDS fails to write boot code on a disk during clean operation. Error code: 8007045D@02070008
Log Name:      System
Source:        Virtual Disk Service
Date:          3/3/2015 11:39:18 AM
Event ID:      10
Task Category: None
Level:         Error
Keywords:      Classic
User:          N/A
Computer:      Server1.Domain.local
Description:
VDS fails to write boot code on a disk during clean operation. Error code: 8007045D@02070008
Event Xml:
<Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
<System>
    <Provider Name="Virtual Disk Service" />
    <EventID Qualifiers="49664">10</EventID>
    <Level>2</Level>
    <Task>0</Task>
    <Keywords>0x80000000000000</Keywords>
    <TimeCreated SystemTime="2015-03-03T19:39:18.000000000Z" />
    <EventRecordID>27318</EventRecordID>
    <Channel>System</Channel>
    <Computer> Server1.Domain.local </Computer>
    <Security />
</System>
<EventData>
    <Data>8007045D@02070008</Data>
</EventData>
</Event>
AND
Log Name:      System
Source:        disk
Date:          3/3/2015 12:16:42 PM
Event ID:      153
Task Category: None
Level:         Warning
Keywords:      Classic
User:          N/A
Computer:      Server1.Domain.local
Description:
The IO operation at logical block address 0x0 for Disk 1 (PDO name: \Device\MPIODisk1) was retried.
Event Xml:
<Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
<System>
    <Provider Name="disk" />
    <EventID Qualifiers="32772">153</EventID>
    <Level>3</Level>
    <Task>0</Task>
    <Keywords>0x80000000000000</Keywords>
    <TimeCreated SystemTime="2015-03-03T20:16:42.017090000Z" />
    <EventRecordID>27333</EventRecordID>
    <Channel>System</Channel>
    <Computer>Server1.Domain.local</Computer>
    <Security />
</System>
<EventData>
    <Data>\Device\Harddisk1\DR1</Data>
    <Data>0x0</Data>
    <Data>1</Data>
    <Data>\Device\MPIODisk1</Data>
    <Binary>0F01040004002C00000000009900048000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000020488</Binary>
</EventData>
</Event>
Thanks again for any help,
Robert

Hi All,
I had to buy a Willy Wonka bar and spend a golden ticket to get an answer to this one.
We found that the default LogicalSectorSizeBytes of a VHDX is 512b. It needs to be 4kb.
The Host drive doesn't seem to matter CSV or SOFS. Below is a way to create a VHDX with the correct LogicalSectorSizeBytes.
In Power Shell, type --> New-VHD -Path C:\ClusterStorage\Volume4\Cluster2DataDisks\Cluster2Disk1.vhdx -SizeBytes 200Gb -PhysicalSectorSizeBytes 4kb -LogicalSectorSizeBytes 4kb
Attach the resulting file to your guest cluster servers and set the Enable Virtual Hard Disk Sharing option on both server. You should now be able to bring the drives on-line and initialize them. They will also add to the guest cluster pool.
Change the size, path and file name above to fit your Cluster Servers configuration.
Thank You
Sachin Kumar Support Engineer | Windows Server Setup Team | Microsoft Enterprise Platform for finding the answer to this one.
Hope this helps others.
Robert

My Windows 7 Professional desktop system hard disk got corrupted and I took the opportunity to install an SSD for a new system disk and reinstall Windows. The system is up and running on the SSD, with my old system disk now used for storage as it is stil

My Windows 7 Professional desktop system hard disk got corrupted and I took the opportunity to install an SSD for a new system disk and reinstall Windows. The system is up and running on the SSD, with my old system disk now used for storage as it is still readable. The only Adobe product I have reinstalled so far is Reader XI but I would like to reinstall Elements 8 and Acrobat 9 without taking up more licences as both are also installed on my laptop. Can you point me to the best way to do this? - Thanks

If you have the two allotted activations already and one was lost on the hard drive that failed then you need to contact Adobe Support thru chat and ask them to reset your activations.
For the link below click the Still Need Help? option in the blue area at the bottom and choose the chat option...
Serial number and activation chat support (non-CC)
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/service1.html ( http://adobe.ly/1aYjbSC )

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