I partitioned my Toshiba Portable Canvio 1T hard drive into 4 partitions: 1 for my iMac Time Machine, 1 for my MacBook Time Machine, 1 for my PC back up, and 1 for my Media. The first 2 in Mac OS Extended (Journaled) format, and the second 2 in MS-DOS(FAT) format.
My problem is that my PC doesn't see my Media MS-DOS(FAT) partition (maybe because I already put some media from my Mac?). Is there a way to format again only this partition without loosing the data on the others?
@tamaras82 You can reformat the partitions, though adding data from your Mac to the FAT partitions wouldn't be what is causing your issues. If I was in the same situation as you, I would setup my Mac so it could write to NTFS drives.
Great video! I appreciate the help!
BugleBoy2013 1 week ago
Thank you so much! You're the man
giallorossicalcio1 6 months ago
Hi & Thanks!
I partitioned my Toshiba Portable Canvio 1T hard drive into 4 partitions: 1 for my iMac Time Machine, 1 for my MacBook Time Machine, 1 for my PC back up, and 1 for my Media. The first 2 in Mac OS Extended (Journaled) format, and the second 2 in MS-DOS(FAT) format.
My problem is that my PC doesn't see my Media MS-DOS(FAT) partition (maybe because I already put some media from my Mac?). Is there a way to format again only this partition without loosing the data on the others?
tamaras82 7 months ago
@tamaras82 You can reformat the partitions, though adding data from your Mac to the FAT partitions wouldn't be what is causing your issues. If I was in the same situation as you, I would setup my Mac so it could write to NTFS drives.
MarrkDaviid 7 months ago
Is this the MBP 2011 you are using? If yes? How has been its performance? Any troubles? Like freeze or wireless dropping or anything at all?
Thanks!
deepsukhwani 8 months ago
@deepsukhwani Nah, it is the 2011 iMac. :)
MarrkDaviid 8 months ago