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(As I read on their website, the software will let you access HFS/HFS+ and possibly APFS drives, but I think they do not support encrypted drives, and also I think they gave up on APFS four or five years ago, since they didn't mention anything about it on their latest blog post dated September 2017.) If that's the case, you need to install an app on your Windows Boot Camp partition that lets you work across partitions and override the disk encryption. The problem is that your macOS partition (preinstalled on your Mac) is likely encrypted, if you are running a modern version of macOS (the latest version your model can run is likely macOS 10.13 High Sierra, which supports disk encryption). Since you're using a MacBook Pro 2010 model, you don't have the T2 security chip installed, so there should be fewer limitations on accessing files across partitions. It's also a dated app that hasn't been updated in around three years, and the developer may have abandoned it.

Click to expand.Are you trying to access your Windows files on the Boot Camp partition that's on the same Mac? It sounds like you are, based on your comments about installing MacDrive.Īs you probably know, MacDrive is a Windows app that's used to access files on a drive that's formatted for use with macOS.

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