В этом руководстве мы покажем вам различные способы исправления ошибки Diskmanagement.disenter с кодами ошибок 119930868, 119930872, 49218, 49223, 0 и т. д. Многие пользователи выразили обеспокоенность тем, что не могут подключить внешние жесткие диски к своему Mac. . Эта проблема не зависит от ОС, о ней сообщалось в Big Sur, Monterey и даже Ventura.
Всякий раз, когда они пытаются смонтировать диск с помощью Дисковой утилиты, они приветствовал с ошибкой Diskmanagement.disenter вместе с одним из следующих кодов ошибок 119930868, 119930872, 49218, 49223, 0 и т. д. Невозможность доступа пользователей к данным на отключенном внешнем жестком диске доставляет им массу неудобств. Если вы тоже находитесь в одной лодке, то это руководство поможет вам. Следите за исправлениями.
Рекомендуется попробовать каждый из нижеперечисленных обходных путей, а затем посмотреть, какой из них приводит к успеху. Итак, имея это в виду, давайте начнем. Droidwin и его участники не будут нести ответственность в случае термоядерной войны, если ваш будильник не разбудит вас, или если что-то случится с вашим Mac и данными, выполнив следующие шаги.
ИСПРАВЛЕНИЕ 1. Завершение процесса fsck
Одна из наиболее распространенных причин этой ошибки может быть связана с тем, что «fsck» может держать ее в заложниках. Поэтому вам придется убить этот процесс и повторить попытку монтирования диска. Вот как это можно сделать:
- Для начала запустите Терминал и Дисковую утилиту.
- Затем попробуйте смонтировать диск и сразу переключитесь на Терминал.
- Теперь выполните следующую команду в окне терминала: sudo pkill -f fsck
- Диск смонтируется в режиме только для чтения. Теперь вы можете восстановить его с помощью программы «Первая помощь» в Дисковой утилите.
- Ремонт займет время. После этого это должно исправить ошибку Diskmanagement.disenter.
ИСПРАВЛЕНИЕ 2: использование терминала
- Для начала загрузите Mac в режим восстановления, как указано ниже: Apple Silicon: нажмите и удерживайте кнопку питания, пока не появится «Загрузка параметров запуска». Затем выберите Функции > Продолжить. Intel: перезагрузите Mac и одновременно нажмите и удерживайте сочетание клавиш Command+R.
- Затем нажмите «Утилиты» и выберите «Терминал». Теперь введите следующую команду: diskutil list
- Появится список всех дисков. Запишите идентификатор тома вашего диска [such as disk3s1].
- Наконец, выполните приведенную ниже команду [replace diskX with your volume identifier].diskutil repairVolume/diskX
- Проверьте, исправляет ли он ошибку Diskmanagement.disenter 119930868, 119930872, 49218, 49223, 0.
ИСПРАВЛЕНИЕ 3. Изменение размера выделяемого диска
Некоторые старые Mac не смогут смонтировать диск, если размер выделения больше 1024. Поэтому, чтобы решить эту проблему, перейдите на компьютер с Windows или Linux (или используйте виртуальную машину) и переформатируйте диск в ExFAT и выберите 1024 как размер выделения. Теперь попробуйте установить его на свой Mac, и на этот раз вы не получите никаких кодов ошибок.
Вот и все. Это были три метода, которые должны помочь вам исправить ошибку Diskmanagement.disenter с кодами ошибок 119930868, 119930872, 49218, 49223, 0 и т. д. Если у вас есть какие-либо вопросы относительно вышеупомянутых шагов, сообщите нам об этом в комментариях. Мы вернемся к вам с решением в ближайшее время.
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Hello everyone,
I’m having a little issue with mounting my external hard drive lately. I’ve tried quite a few methods in hope of getting it to work again, but so far, no luck. I hope someone can help me solve this issue, or those who have the same problem may also share your insights.
My external hard drive was working fine about a week ago. But one day, I ejected the hard drive and the icon disappeared, so I thought it was safe to unplug it. When I did, it said the hard drive was not properly removed. It still works fine when I use it the next day, but the same thing happened. It said the drive was not properly removed after I ejected the drive, waited for the icon to disappear, and then unplugged the drive. After that, it never works again, and the attached images are the info I got when I tried to mount or run first aid on this drive.
Please help & thank you in advance!
Computer: 27″ iMac — MacOS Monterey
External Hard Drive: WD_Black 4TB. APFS encrypted
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Same issue with my drives…. I had an external drive for my pictures and I could not access it. I tried saving it through terminal with all the commands i could think of…. Nothing really helped. In the end i capitulated and bought „Disk Drill“ to access my files.
Then i loaded all the pics on a new external drive and about two weeks later the same error happened.
I am afraid, Monterey has a weird bug.
FIXED — NOW I’M GOING ***** 😁
FIXED … by doing WHAT?
Please post a solution to this problem if you could fix it.
I had this happen 4 TB WD My Passport on Big Sur 11.6.2, the 1 TB partition for my Time Machine didn’t come up and mounting gave the «disenter error 49218». Here’s what worked for me (at least for now):
https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/680500?answerId=676624022#676624022
«Try to mount the disk, and switch to Terminal and write sudo pkill -f fsck«
Attempted to run First-Aid on that partition.
Restarted the computer.
Time machine came back after that. No clue which of the steps may have actually fixed it. Will find out the next time that this inevitably occurs.
This worked for me too:
https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/680500?answerId=676624022#676624022%C2%A0%22Try to mount the disk, and switch to Terminal and write sudo pkill -f fsck»
Attempted to run First-Aid on that partition.
Restarted the computer.
I agree it’s a weird bug with Monterey. I ran into the same issue with my external Samsung 4TB SSD. After I upgra ded to Monterey my drive immediately started acting weird and then I received this message «Could not mount “4TB SSD”. (com.apple.DiskManagement.disenter error 49218.)» I’ve tried all kinds of software including Terminal to force mount and I’m still unable to mount this external drive. I have over a decades worth of family photos in iPhoto on this drive most likely all lost. Thanks MacOS Monterey!
I unplugged a 1TB SSD without ejecting it first, and when I connected it again sometime later, I couldn’t even see it in Finder.
I opened Disk Utility and run first aid on it and got an error (com.apple.DiskManagement.disenter error -119930878.) but after I closed it, it continued running and some minutes later, the drive was fixed and I was able to see it in Finder and use it again.
I’ll remember to eject the drive properly next time before unplugging it.
I unplugged an external HDD without ejecting it first, then had error 49218 when trying to mount it. Surprisingly First Aid didn’t show any errors, but still I couldn’t mount it. Restarting the MacBook helped, it just automounted. I’m on Big Sur.
Restarting the MacBook worked
Ok, I had this same issue and found a fix. However, it’s ONLY a fix if you do not care about what is on the external HDD. Open Disk Utility and hit Partition. Change it to APFS (Encrypted). I hit «Apply» and it warned me that all data would be deleted. I said ok. It wiped it and then it automatically mounted and all is well now.
Mine was previously on APFS (case sensitive) and I had all of the same issues you all have had and none of the suggested fixes did not work.
FIXED!
I’ve had trouble accessing my external LaCie time machine drive for a while now and nothing I had found online has helped. Couldn’t mount it, erase it or use first aid on it. Would get failed messages non stop.
The only solution that has helped I have, fortunately, found was by this guy on youtube, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9y1oRYlmh0. Formatting the container within the disk utility to a MAC OS Journaled had worked and I was able to access the partition anew and then restart the time machine.
I am no developer, but was reading these forums and thought of posting this in order to, maybe, help some of you.
I’m having the same problem with my MacBook Pro M1 max. I have a 2TB external drive I was using with Time machine backups that I can No longer mount. Even disk utility won’t allow the disk to be erased and reformatted. I would have thought that apple would have the solution by now seeing how so many have encountered this problem. can someone please help????
I’ve seen all the post on how to regain access to the disk, but how do I do that without erasing and loosing all my Time machine backups?
Same Problem here, it happened after the MacOS firmware update to 12.4… I use an external WD hard drive, APFS (encrypted). Already conacted the Apple and WD support, they couldn’t help me
I’m having the same issue…
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Two APFS partitions on an external SSD disk will not mount. Happened after install of Catalina.
Prior answer on this forum was «if all efforts fail, copy the information and reformat».
questions:
How do I copy files from a disk that will not mount? I missed that tutorial.
what exactly does this information mean? original answer was not informative.
iMac 21.5″,
macOS 10.14
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Resolved, for now, with iBoysoft data recovery. not ideal, but I have my info back for $100. Thanks for your interest and help. I very much apprececiate your last response: responded accurately to the original question and helped me look for practical solution. I also looked a lot of places and couldn’t find an answer before posting here.
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Many users have been voicing their concern that they aren’t able to mount their external hard drives to their Mac. This issue comes independent of the OS and has been reported across Monterey, Big Sur, and even Ventura. When the user are trying the mount the disk using the Disk Utility, they’re getting the Mac Diskmanagement.Disenter Error with one of these error codes – 119930868, 49218, 119930872, 49223, 0, etc.
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The inability to access data on the unmounted external hard drive has been causing a great deal of inconvenience to the users. If you’re in the same boat, then this guide will be of great help to you. In this guide, you will get to know how to fix Diskmanagement.Disenter Enter 119930868, 49218, 49223, 0, etc.
Mac users have reported encountering the com.apple.DiskManagement.disenter error -119930868 when attempting to mount their Macintosh HD (disk0s2) in Disk Utility after upgrading to macOS Big Sur. This error prevents access to the drive, causing significant issues for those who have installed macOS on that drive. This error is not new, but its recent occurrence suggests a connection to the Big Sur upgrade. The causes and solutions for this error are not specified in the given text.
Method 1: Kill the fsck process
- To start off, launch Terminal and Disc Utility
- After that, try to mount the disk and straightaway switch to Terminal
- Then, execute the following command in the terminal window –
sudo pkill –f fsck
- The disk will now mount in read-only mode
- You can now repair it by using First Aid in Disk Utility
- Wait patiently as repairing could take time
- Once it is done, it will fix the errors
Method 2: By using Terminal
- To start off, boot your Mac to Recovery Mode
- Press and hold the power button until the Loading Startup Options appear -> Select Options -> Continue
- After that, click Utilities and choose Terminal
- Type in the following command –
diskutil list
- It’ll bring a list of all disks
- Note down the disk’s volume identifier
- Lastly, execute the following command (replace diskX with the volume identifier that you noted above)
diskutil repairVolume/diskX
Method 3: Make changes to the Disk Allocation Size
Some older Macs will struggle to mount the drive if the allocation size is larger than 1024. For resolving this, you should head over to a Windows or Linux machine and reformat the drive in ExFAT. Then, choose “1024” as the allocation size. Now, you should try to mount it on your Mac and this time, you won’t be getting any error codes.
Conclusion
In short, the com.apple.DiskManagement.disenter error can be a frustrating problem for Mac users who have upgraded to MacOS Big Sur. Although the causes of the error are not specified, there are possible solutions that can be tried before resorting to wiping the drive and reinstalling MacOS. If all other options have been exhausted and there is no important data on the drive, or it has been successfully recovered, wiping and reinstalling MacOS in recovery mode may be the most effective solution. Remember to always back up your data before attempting any troubleshooting steps. Thank you for reading this guide, and please feel free to share your thoughts and experiences in the comment section down below the article.
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Com.apple.DiskManagement.disenter error 49218 usually occurs when you’re trying to mount or repair an unmountable external drive on Mac. It could be caused by various issues, such as temporary system glitches, fsck holding your drive hostage, file system corruption, macOS bugs, etc.
I recommend you try a reboot with your hard drive connected first. If your drive is still not mounted afterward, try mounting it from Terminal.
I see that you’ve attempted to mount your drive with the command: mount /dev/disk3, but it’s not the correct way to do it. Instead, you should run the following command (if disk3 is your external drive’s identifier):
diskutil mountDisk /dev/disk3
If it doesn’t work, try the following steps to resolve com.apple.DiskManagement.disenter error 49218 on your APFS external hard drive:
- Open Disk Utility.
- Select your external hard drive and click the Mount button again.
- In Terminal, run the command below to kill the fsck process.sudo pkill -f fsck
- Type your administrator password and press Enter. (The password won’t echo to your screen.)
- Check if your drive is mounted.
- If not, select it and click First Aid to repair it.
- Restart your mac.
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