Hackintosh catalina hard drive full access

[prasanth_1991]

Hello there, I recently installed Hackintosh in my Pc which is i7 4790k everything was working file. I have multiple HDD. An SSD & normal HDD, I use SSD for Mac OS Hackintosh. My question is I can see windows hard drive in Hackintosh & it's detecting but I can't copy files from Mac hard drive to windows hard drive but I can able to copy files from normal hard drive to Mac hard drive. Does anyone knows how to solve this ? if yes please let me know. 

Thanks 

[SupaKomputa]

what is a "normal" harddrive? windows drive?

no, you need to install ntfs driver to see windows drive.

[prasanth_1991]

23 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

what is a "normal" harddrive? windows drive?

no, you need to install ntfs driver to see windows drive.

Yes normal hard drive is mean by windows drive. I actually see windows hard drive but I can't copy files from Mac to windows drive. But I can able to copy files from windows drive to Mac. 

[SupaKomputa]

Yes, because you don't have write function. You need a driver that has full read-write, like paragon ntfs.

If you want to make a "shared" drive, just make one of the partition FAT32.

[Master Disaster]

https://www.howtogeek.com/236055/how-to-write-to-ntfs-drives-on-a-mac/

 

macOS has built in NTFS write support but its very experimental and Apple keep it disabled because it has the potential to kill your Windows install. That said, I use it and its never caused my an issue. If you do enable it though you do so on your own.

[prasanth_1991]

42 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

Yes, because you don't have write function. You need a driver that has full read-write, like paragon ntfs.

If you want to make a "shared" drive, just make one of the partition FAT32.

Thanks for your response. Does this driver need hard disk format ?

[prasanth_1991]

22 minutes ago, Master Disaster said:

https://www.howtogeek.com/236055/how-to-write-to-ntfs-drives-on-a-mac/

 

macOS has built in NTFS write support but its very experimental and Apple keep it disabled because it has the potential to kill your Windows install. That said, I use it and its never caused my an issue. If you do enable it though you do so on your own.

Thanks for your valuable information. I'll look for that.

[SupaKomputa]

45 minutes ago, prasanth_1991 said:

Thanks for your response. Does this driver need hard disk format ?

no you can use the existing ntfs partition, no format needed.

[prasanth_1991]

6 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

no you can use the existing ntfs partition, no format needed.

Thank you so much, much appreciated