I don't need all of them loaded in my daily Mac desktop. Some are used for windows, others are test installs for MacOS. I have a large Thunderbay with multiple drives. The other really cool feature is you can easily flag external drives not to be automatically mounted. I can finally change the drive icon on my desktop to look something more decent (as I have windows stored on an external SSD).
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I have full access to my windows NTFS drive. The following morning, everything registered perfectly fine and the software is running.Īs for the real review of the software.
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it does take more than 30 seconds for the registration information to make its way from MacUpdate to Paragon. Remember that you are purchasing it through a 3rd party vendor and not direct from Paragon. I did initially have issues with registering the software. It seems that there are quite some users who want nothing more than to give bad software ratings rather based in personal bias rather than how the software works. And, finally, for some, the end results would be a disaster. Why? Because some users are not familiar with the Registry and some would rather not touch it. But when the use of "regedit" comes into play, that is NOT a good sign. Some of the manipulation is easy and could be done by any user. In fairness, there is a solution, but it involved manipulation in Windows. Now, if you visit the Paragon site, you'll find frequently asked questions concerning this version and there is a section specific to failure to mount.
I have NEVER, EVER, put my BootCamp partition into hibernate mode.
Was able to mount from there, but receive a message that my BootCamp partition was in hibernate mode so it would be dangerous to reboot. Went into System Preferences to access the Paragon Pane. Why? Because as soon as I upgraded and rebooted, I noticed that my BootCamp partition was NOT on the desktop. Does that infer that the event mentioned will happen to everyone? No! However, use of the software depends on your willingness to subject your Mac and, specifically, your BootCamp partition to substantial risk. Again, I'll just comment regarding my personal experience.
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