What is NFTS? Is that a CD i have to install because I don't have a CD Drive on my Macbook
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NTFS is the file system used by Windows. Macs use a different file system that is not compatible with NTFS. Toshiba makes a version of this hard drive that is formatted to be compatible with Mac, you're better off just going with that even if it costs a little more.
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i think but you're going to need a virtual machine installed with windows installed because i don't think there's drivers for mac osx.
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That is a disk that you install, I'm sure if you look you can find a product key to purchase for an immediate download. Hope this helps.
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It is a regular CD disc. On the disc it says Macintosh OSX 10.4or later (2.0.3
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Yes. Just need to format it in a format thats appropriate for Windows. Like exFAT. There are some formats that will be read/write for both Mac/Window. These will be most versatile
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Comes with cd. But didn't need it. When you plug these in you call your provider and give them the mac address. They provision it and it works. I think all of them have to do this.
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I don't have a MAC, but to my knowledge this is Sata and they all provide info via the Sata cables.. othern than that this drive is barebones.
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Mine was just delivered. I haven't tried it with an actual disc yet but my Mac was able to quickly identify the device with no software needed.
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From what I've been able to determine, you have to have OSX 10.5 or above (which means you should be okay since you have 10.10.1) the thing is that the info also states that you need a software download for your Mac to properly see and utilize the flash drive (not sure if the download is provided by PNY, Apple, or a third party, the info does not stipulate). This is info that I acquired while searching, as while I own several Apple products, my main computer is a PC and not a Mac of any kind. Update, the info is from the PNY website, so there is a high likelihood that the download is provided by PNY.
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Sure, it's based on Linux, so it can use CIFS/NFS for sharing. I'm not as familiar with the Mac side of the aisle, but I can't imagine it not working for that, too -- it's just network-attached storage...
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Yes compatible with Mac - You can download install files from the Web... No disk necessary.
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I didn't do that at all I just fallowed the instructions that came with it. Pluggin in my old drive via the USB stick. Mtn Lion, Mavricks, and Yosimite all can install via a wifi connection. So once the MAC boots up, if you connect it to the Internet it will restore itself from apples servers.
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If it's with a Mac you don't need any software.... just plug in to the usb and go. I bought two, though. The first one simply didn't work with my Mac for some strange reason and the second one worked fine.
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I talked about this in my review, actually, as my hd didn't come with the driver.. You have to install the driver in order for it to work on the mac unless you want time machine to reformat it for you (but then it won't work on a PC). There's also this link.. http://blog.nolar.info/ntfs-3g-in-mac-os-x-lion-10-7-with-read-write-support/ Hope that helps..
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Don't have a Mac. I would contact the seller and have them read the packaging and let you know.
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The flash drive would work just fine. It is how you format the flash drive that will determine how it will handle between the 2 computers. If you format it as FAT32 then it will be usable between the 2 systems but a file cannot be larger than 4GBs. If you format it as NFTS then it will be able to be used fully on the PC but the Mac will only be able to read the files (but cannot add more files to the flash drive). The files on this format can go up to 16GBs each. Hope this helps.
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Here is a quick tutorial for reformatting this drive to work on a Mac. Very easy and helpfulhttp://wdc.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/291/#exfatmac