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Files copied from my Mac to an NTFS drive become corrupted

Hi, I noticed that copying files from my Mac's internal HDD to an external HDD formatted with NTFS corrupts them. The original files are fine, but the copied version can't be opened. However, if I copy them from Boot Camp, everything works. The issue only happens with .dmg and .zip files. I use Paragon's latest driver to write to the NTFS drive on my Mac. Please help! Thx!

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Jenny Zeng

Answered on Monday, April 29, 2024

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