Does anyone know if the Ventura 13.3.1 bricked my NTFS Paragon software?
My DESKTOP computer was running MacOS Ventura 13.2.1 i think.... And Notes werent syncing to my desktop so Apple encouraged me to do a backup of my computer and then update to the latest software. Ok I used time machine to do the backup, and then set my computer to Upgrad over night to 13.3.1. I Woke up to a screen that said recovery mode. Found a way to get out of recovery mode. and now ever since, when I plug in my NTFS formatted drives, they refuse to mount on the desktop. If I go into Disk Utility, it shows the drive as Lacie, but if I click the lower tier word under Lacie (which lists the name of my drive) and right click on it and press mount, it gives me this error Could not mount MY HARD DRIVE. (com.apple.DiskManagement.disenter error 49153). So I take that same drive and plug it into my Macbook and it mounts on the laptop just fine. I have NTFS Paragon software on the laptop and the desktop computer. laptop is running mac os ventura 13.2.1. I thought to myself: maybe the drive is going bad, so I spent all night transferring my footage off of the Lacie External hard drive in question and I put the footage onto another Lacie External Hard drive that was formatted as NTFS as well. When the transfer was done in the morning, I plugged that new Lacie into my desktop computer and it had the same issue: it wont mount on the desktop but shows up in Disk Utility. So then I took the experiment one step further. and I took the first Lacie drive into disk utility and wiped it and reformatted it as NTFS, and it refused to mount. So then I took that same drive and reformatted it again, but this time as Mac OS Extended Journaled and then it mounted just fine. so it appears that ever since my iOS update, it refuses to mount NTFS formatted drives. Has anyone else run into this?
My DESKTOP computer was running MacOS Ventura 13.2.1 i think.... And Notes werent syncing to my desktop so Apple encouraged me to do a backup of my computer and then update to the latest software. Ok I used time machine to do the backup, and then set my computer to Upgrad over night to 13.3.1. I Woke up to a screen that said recovery mode. Found a way to get out of recovery mode. and now ever since, when I plug in my NTFS formatted drives, they refuse to mount on the desktop. If I go into Disk Utility, it shows the drive as Lacie, but if I click the lower tier word under Lacie (which lists the name of my drive) and right click on it and press mount, it gives me this error Could not mount MY HARD DRIVE. (com.apple.DiskManagement.disenter error 49153). So I take that same drive and plug it into my Macbook and it mounts on the laptop just fine. I have NTFS Paragon software on the laptop and the desktop computer. laptop is running mac os ventura 13.2.1. I thought to myself: maybe the drive is going bad, so I spent all night transferring my footage off of the Lacie External hard drive in question and I put the footage onto another Lacie External Hard drive that was formatted as NTFS as well. When the transfer was done in the morning, I plugged that new Lacie into my desktop computer and it had the same issue: it wont mount on the desktop but shows up in Disk Utility. So then I took the experiment one step further. and I took the first Lacie drive into disk utility and wiped it and reformatted it as NTFS, and it refused to mount. So then I took that same drive and reformatted it again, but this time as Mac OS Extended Journaled and then it mounted just fine. so it appears that ever since my iOS update, it refuses to mount NTFS formatted drives. Has anyone else run into this?
