Paragon HFS+ runs in the background and automatically starts on bootup, so accessing your Mac drives will feel exactly like accessing normal Windows drives. My Computer) and gives you read and write access. Paragon HFS+ ($20) is a Windows application that mounts all of your Mac hard drives in Windows Explorer (a.k.a. Mac Drive Reader For Windows 10 LATEST UPDATE (January 26, 2013): Added Apple's Boot Camp Drivers to the article. Macbook Pro Drivers Windows 10Having read/write access for your Mac partition on Windows will come in handy if your Hackintosh becomes unbootable, because you'll be able to boot into Windows to recover your files (and possibly fix your Hackintosh's boot problem). Read past the break for a tutorial on how to access your Hackintosh's Mac OS X hard drive partition from Windows. Luckily, you can enable HFS+ support on Windows with the help of one or two Windows drivers (depending on your budget). Mac OS X uses the HFS+ hard drive format, which Windows doesn't support. If you dual-boot your Hackintosh, you've probably noticed that Windows can't read hard drive partitions used by Mac OS X. This item: External USB 3.0 DVD Drive, Mougerk USB 3.0 Ultra Slim Portable CD DVD RW Reader Writer Burner Drive for Windows 10 Laptop Desktops Apple Mac Macbook Pro White Set up a giveaway. This application’s read-only nature isn’t necessarily a bad thing. It can also mount Mac.dmg disk images to get at the files inside them. But you can open HFSExplorer, read a Mac-formatted drive, and copy the files to your Windows PC without paying a dime.
Hi GuysNeed some help, i recently damaged my Apple Mac mainboard, the HDD is working,i need to read and copy the files from the Mac hdd onto my windows based PC. However, if you have an external USB hard drive for your Mac, it can be tricky to share it with a Windows laptop or PC as Microsoft doesn't support Apple's HFS file system in Windows. Apple HFS+ Windows Driver (Download) Discussion in 'Windows, Linux & Others on the Mac' started by Quad5Ny, May 7, 2012.
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