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How To Fix iMac Won't Mount Fusion Drive In Disk Utility?

My 2013 iMac was dropped and the screen can't work any longer. I got a new one but discovered a Parallels VM on the dead iMac that has not been transferred to the new one. I have removed the fusion drive from the old one and connected it to my Pac Pro with a cable. I can see the drive in Disk Utility but it won't mount and responds with an error: com.apple.DiskManagement.disenter error -119930868. How can I access files in the hard drive?

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iBoysoft author Vain Rowe

Vain Rowe

Answered on Tuesday, August 5, 2025

Good day, a fusion drive has two disks -- an SSD and a standard hard drive. If you separate them, you can not access the drive. At this time, you're suggested to restore the drive to the original and then connect the one iMac to enable Target Disk Mode to grab data stored on the iMac.

If you fail to do so, this article comes here to help: How to recover data from crashed/dead MacBook Pro/Air?

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