How does the macOS system read and write NTFS-formatted hard drives?

NTFS is the hard disk format used by Windows and is completely different from MacOS. Under MacOS, only NTFS format hard disks can be read but not written. So how to read and write NTFS format hard disk under MacOS? In order to allow macOS system to read and write NTFS format hard disk, and to be compatible with Windows system, many people will use software plug-ins, such as Mounty.

MacW provides Mounty guan square version for the majority of MacOS users, Mounty mac version can help you to easily remount NTFS volumes in read-write mode for unrestricted access. Mounty Mian Premium Edition This NTFS hard drive tool seamlessly integrates with Apple's Notification Center and sends a notification every time an NTFS volume is detected. By default, Mounty for NTFS gives you the option to remount the volume directly from the notification window under mounty.

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Mounty for NTFS

A small tool for remounting write-protected NTFS volumes under Mac OS X 10.9+ in read-write mode.

Mounty is a simple tool for remounting NTFS volumes in read-write mode. Sometimes you'll find yourself using NTFS-formatted USB memory from a companion. Reformatting doesn't work because HFS+ formatted drives are not readable on a normal Windows computer. Also, FAT32 doesn't help when the file size is larger than 2GB. Mounty: It uses OS X's built-in features and doesn't install any extra drivers. This makes Mounty a small and useful tool in your everyday file sharing workflow.