How to Fix and Mount Your External Hard Drive on an IMac Pro

Are you having trouble accessing your external hard drive on your iMac Pro? If so, don't worry - this article will guide you through the process of fixing and mounting your hard drive.

The first step is to run First Aid on your external hard drive. To do this, follow these steps: 1. Open Disk Utility by searching for it in Spotlight or finding it in the Applications/Utilities folder.

2. Select your external hard drive from the list of devices on the left side of the window.

3. Click on the First Aid tab and select Run.

If you see errors that need to be fixed, you may be given the option to Repair Disk. This will check the disk for errors and repair it if necessary. Be careful not to choose Erase or Restore, as these options will delete all data stored on the drive.

Your options in Disk Utility are First Aid, Erase, and Restore. If there is no volume listed, your Mac may not be able to access the drive. In this case, you can try clicking on Unmount and selecting Mount.

To check if your hard drive is visible in Disk Utility, look underneath it for a volume. If you don't see one, try looking in the column on the left side of the window to see if the hard drive appears there.

If you're still having trouble accessing your hard drive, you can try using Apple's Disk Utility program to access and potentially fix whatever is causing the issue.

Another option is to plug your external hard drive into a PC. If it mounts successfully, this suggests that the problem lies with your Mac. On the other hand, if it fails to mount on both your iMac Pro and PC, then there may be an issue with the drive itself.

In any case, the next step would be to try plugging the drive into another Mac. If it mounts successfully on another Mac but not on yours, this suggests that the problem lies with your specific iMac Pro.

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