Setup G Raid Configuration Utility For Mac

Then look for any of the WD programs, and force quit them…I came across a few called wdhelper, wdsecurty, wddriveutilities etc etc. Go to Activity Monitor and look for a process called fsck_hfs. I have now managed to get it working again, and have been pulling my data off it as I will be replacing it now. Not sure if it started completely on its own or if I actually did something, but the drive had been working for many many months until now. I started getting the exact same error tomight also. It is quite frustrating to need to fuss with such a basic device. (The DROBO is still disconnected from the computer). Uninstall WD Drive Utilities, reconnect the drive, then the “Error in Raid…” message returns. Now, disconnect the drive and re-connect: it remounts four about a minute and then dismounts again. However, when I dismount the DROBO, uninstall the WD software, the drive stays mounted! BUT… When I install the WD Drive Utilities, let the app update to the current version (2.0.2.18 May 19, 2015), and run the “Quick Drive Test”, THEN the drive dismounts. With the WD software uninstalled the drive mounts, then dismounts but LED continues powered (blinking), and the “Error in RAID Configuration” popup displays as already described. With the WD software installed the drive mounts for about 10 seconds then dismounts and the LED goes off. I also have a DROBO (a “better-than-RAID” backup system) attached to Firewire port on which I have my Time Machine and an Archive partition. Am experiencing exactly the same problem that e_silio describes on my MacBook Pro (late 2008 running Yosemite 10.10.4).

Setup G Raid Configuration Utility For Mac