Comments on: How to read HFS+ volumes on Windows http://geekyninja.com/archives/how-to-read-hfs-volumes-on-windows/ Linux, Windows, OS X - Tips n Tricks Tue, 15 May 2012 14:08:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Tim http://geekyninja.com/archives/how-to-read-hfs-volumes-on-windows/#comment-220377 Tim Fri, 17 Feb 2012 00:24:14 +0000 http://geekyninja.com/?p=593#comment-220377 Hi Sharninder Saved me finally! Needed to backup HFS+ partition in windows! Thanks a lot! BTW my USB 3.0 device wasn't detect either! So I just used the default option in the Specify device name box and it picked it up! Thanks again Tim Hi Sharninder

Saved me finally! Needed to backup HFS+ partition in windows! Thanks a lot!
BTW my USB 3.0 device wasn’t detect either! So I just used the default option in the Specify device name box and it picked it up!

Thanks again
Tim

]]> By: Bill the Scouser http://geekyninja.com/archives/how-to-read-hfs-volumes-on-windows/#comment-151348 Bill the Scouser Mon, 10 Oct 2011 12:59:16 +0000 http://geekyninja.com/?p=593#comment-151348 Thanks mate. You are a star. You saved the day for me after my Mac crashed and I had to use a Windows system to work with temporarily. I have my impotrtant files on a USB stick formated with HFS+. I Tried Macdrive, I tried Paragon HFS+. None worked. But HFXExplorer did the job perfectly. Great stuff! Thanks mate. You are a star. You saved the day for me after my Mac crashed and I had to use a Windows system to work with temporarily. I have my impotrtant files on a USB stick formated with HFS+. I Tried Macdrive, I tried Paragon HFS+. None worked. But HFXExplorer did the job perfectly. Great stuff!

]]> By: Martijn http://geekyninja.com/archives/how-to-read-hfs-volumes-on-windows/#comment-22426 Martijn Wed, 29 Sep 2010 20:46:17 +0000 http://geekyninja.com/?p=593#comment-22426 I don't suppose Shaminder will be back to read it but for those who come here looking for the answer: I had to remove (disable, not uninstall) Daeomon manager (utilty that allows you to mount iso files as virtual disks) because that apparently interferes with the autodetect feature. After that, autodetect worked. Oh and I also got that missing DLL error, the program boots a few seconds after that. There ya go, just contributed to the sum of human knowledge. There's a first for everything. I don’t suppose Shaminder will be back to read it but for those who come here looking for the answer: I had to remove (disable, not uninstall) Daeomon manager (utilty that allows you to mount iso files as virtual disks) because that apparently interferes with the autodetect feature. After that, autodetect worked. Oh and I also got that missing DLL error, the program boots a few seconds after that.

There ya go, just contributed to the sum of human knowledge. There’s a first for everything.

]]> By: Sharninder http://geekyninja.com/archives/how-to-read-hfs-volumes-on-windows/#comment-4788 Sharninder Fri, 09 Oct 2009 11:01:05 +0000 http://geekyninja.com/?p=593#comment-4788 @Adrian: I've never heard of this hard drive manufacturer but I used an HFS+ formatted USB flash drive and that was recognized properly. I don't have access to an external USB drive to test this right now. Sorry, but I can't help you with this @Adrian: I’ve never heard of this hard drive manufacturer but I used an HFS+ formatted USB flash drive and that was recognized properly. I don’t have access to an external USB drive to test this right now.

Sorry, but I can’t help you with this

]]> By: Adrian http://geekyninja.com/archives/how-to-read-hfs-volumes-on-windows/#comment-4786 Adrian Fri, 09 Oct 2009 07:44:43 +0000 http://geekyninja.com/?p=593#comment-4786 Hi Thanks the posting. I was wondering if you had any suggestions for when devices are not auto-detected? I am trying to access an external hardrive that has been formatted using HFS. I plug the hard drive to my computer using a USB cable and run HFS explorer but for some reason the program doesn't realize that it is there. I don't see the drive listed under My Computer. But oddly enough Vista does know that the hard drive is plugged in because when I go to eject the USB it does say "Mass storage device". So it is puzzling that I can't see it in MyComputer or in HFS explorer. Any thoughts? The hard drive manufacturer is FANTOM. Not sure if that makes a difference. Thanks Adrian Hi
Thanks the posting. I was wondering if you had any suggestions for when devices are not auto-detected? I am trying to access an external hardrive that has been formatted using HFS. I plug the hard drive to my computer using a USB cable and run HFS explorer but for some reason the program doesn’t realize that it is there.
I don’t see the drive listed under My Computer. But oddly enough Vista does know that the hard drive is plugged in because when I go to eject the USB it does say “Mass storage device”. So it is puzzling that I can’t see it in MyComputer or in HFS explorer.

Any thoughts? The hard drive manufacturer is FANTOM. Not sure if that makes a difference.
Thanks
Adrian

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