Please remember to use the settings discussed in this article. If you have a newer Mac and your Disk Utility does not look like the examples above, please follow the updated formatting instructions found here. If it reports as GUID or Apple Partition, restart the processing from step 7. Be sure to check that the Partition Map Scheme is Master Boot Record.
The drive should be ready to use after a few minutes. Click Apply on the Partition screen to start formatting the drive.Be sure to copy anything you want to keep before proceeding. Choose Master Boot Record (GUID and Apple Partition types will not work).įormatting the drive will erase all data on the drive.This is the name that will appear on the Desktop when the drive is connected to your Mac. Enter a recognizable volume Name, for example, Seagate Wireless Device.This will erase ALL data on the selected drive. Click the minus (-) button to erase the partition.Double-click Disk Utility this will open a new window.The converter works not only for external drives.
(If go is not on the menu bar, click on your desktop background once to make it appear) You can now use the NTFS-HFS converter to switch disks to one format and vice versa without losing any data. Reformatting the drive erases all data.īe sure to eject and disconnect any other USB drives before proceeding. Copy any files that you want to keep to another location.The Seagate Wireless Device can be formatted as Mac OS Extended (HFS+).ĪPFS partitions will be ignored by your Seagate Wireless Device.įormatting the Seagate Wireless Device to HFS+ in Mac OS If you have used your Wireless Device with Time Machine then you can follow the instructions below to get it back to factory settings. Note: When this article refers to a Wireless Device it is referring to a Seagate Wireless, Seagate Wireless Plus or a Seagate Satellite. Discusses the method and limitations for formatting a Seagate Wireless Device in MacOS.
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