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Jun 14, 2014 Enable writing to NTFS hard drives for free in Mac OS X (including El Capitan!) Windows uses the NTFS file system for its hard drives. Mac OS X can read files on NTFS hard drives, but it can't write files to them, which is a glaring omission.

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I’ve used my 1TB drive on my Mac with Lion, then connected the drive to my PC for some work. When I tried using the FreeAgent drive back to the MacBook I can only read the files; can’t delete files either.

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I can read and write when I connect back to the PC, and I even found a way to get to the place to change read/write permission to everybody via the PC. No such luck with the Mac. Can’t find anyway to gain write permission even after changing is on the PC.
Anyone who has had the same problem find a real solution other than saving 880GB off to another drive and reformatting?

All answers to the request for a solution to a very common problem on Mac forum are out-of-date, and do not solve the problem.

1. download the free paragon software from the link below. install it in mac. Problem solved -
   http://www.seagate.com/support/external-hard-drives/desktop-hard-drives/backup-plus-desk/ntfs-driver-for-mac-os-master-dl/

2. Download 'Tuxera NTFS ' Software for mac. It Help To read/Write your data directly without affecting your data. Or You can format your HDD with 'ExFat' Format . This format support above 4.5 gb file to save on HDD (FAT dose not). Use windows OS to format this.

3. Did you reformat the drive on your PC. It sounds a lot like your hard drives is now formatted as NTFS which can be read but not altered by Mac OS X.
   Open up Disk Utility (Applications/Utilities) and select the name of the (external) drive. At the bottom of Disk Utility should be a line like “Format: Mac OS Extended (Journaled)” or “Format: Windows NT Filesystem”.
   If it is NTFS you will have to backup all data on it and reformat it either as HFS+ (cannot be used on Windows) or exFAT.

4. Hello, is your external drive formatted with NTFS? If it is, that could be one of the reasons for this issue. If you use your external in MAC and windows, the better option would be to format your external with FAT, as this formatting is compatible with both MAC and windows.

   Other than that, use the disk utility in MAC to make the changes you need.

5. If it is a NTFS formatted volume you can access it for read and write with some software like Paragon NTFS

6. Mark the drive, select info and change it in the lower part
   MacMost have a nice videotutorial here: http://macmost.com/ignore-ownership-on-external-drives.html

7. Yeah, I would try repairing the disk permissions via the the Disk utility first. If that doesn't fix it and the terminal commands don't work check to make sure everything has been formatted properly. Repairing disk permissions via the utility almost always will fix that type of problem.

8. Did you reformat the drive on your PC. It sounds a lot like your hard drives is now formatted as NTFS which can be read but not altered by Mac OS X.

   Open up Disk Utility (Applications/Utilities) and select the name of the (external) drive. At the bottom of Disk Utility should be a line like 'Format: Mac OS Extended (Journaled)' or 'Format: Windows NT Filesystem'.

   If it is NTFS you will have to backup all data on it and reformat it either as HFS+ (cannot be used on Windows) or exFAT.

9. Applications --> Utilities --> Disk Utility. Then simply select the drive you want to fix:
   click on the 'X' drive, then on the button Repair Disk Permissions
   Wait for finish

   In Terminal type the following sequence (obviously replace 'Volumename with the name of your volume):

   sudo chflags 0 /Volumes/Volumename
   sudo chown 0:80 /Volumes/Volumename
   sudo chmod 775 /Volumes/Volumename
   sudo chmod -N /Volumes/Volumename

   but if your hard drives name includes a [space] like this: 'My HD', then you must write the command like this:
   sudo chflags 0 /Volumes/firstname secondname
   sudo chown 0:80 /Volumes/firstname secondname
   sudo chmod 775 /Volumes/firstname secondname
   sudo chmod -N /Volumes/firstname secondname