How to Write to NTFS Drives in OS X Mavericks

Author: Tuts+ Computer Skills
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Although both operating systems have made great progress, there are still a few glaring issues that prevent OS X and Windows from working together as well as they should. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to tackle one of those issues by enabling writing to NTFS drives in OS X without any third party software.

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  1. Could you PLEASE tell me where do you have the 'full text in the body of the quick tip work. I really would appreciate the full text since I could not fully understand it, especially some talk about "Control L(?), etc. Thank to anyone who can help.
  2. thanks God…its work!
  3. Thank you very much man, it helped me a lot!
  4. It's really helped me lot, Thanks a lot... :)
  5. thnx bro......i really don't wanted to download those 3 softwares to do this shit since i got only 128gb with me!
    You Rock!
  6. Wow! It works! like magic :P Thx sooo much~
  7. after the HDD disappeared I go the the Volumes but the HD did not show up ? just fount the Mac drive ? How can i solve this
  8. When I did it the first time, ti worked, but not anymore... Any clues? I'm on Yosemite 10.10.3 (14D136)

    Thanks for the tip, anyways!
  9. Hey, it doesn't show up in the /Volumes screen.. Help
  10. Thanks
  11. Thanks it works perfectly.
  12. Works fine for Yosmite
  13. This is so awesome thank you! And is there any demo for opening an OS X format hard drive on Windows system???
  14. I tried this on osx 10.1.1 elcapitan with my 1tb seagate and i couldnt find the drive in volumes afterwards. I looked online and installed seagate drivers and programs which i should have done in the first place, restarted my computer pluged in the drive and there it was and its working fine right now.
  15. i did everything according to the instructions but i still cannot edit my files on my ntfs hard drive. it still pops up in the same place even after i edited the sudo nano :/
  16. cool many thanks
  17. Big thanks! Wonder why Macs mount external NTFS drives with read-only when it is that simple to enable write access.
  18. Thanks so much.
  19. How the hell do I "UNDO" this process..?!?!?!?!?! Please someone advise.