I'm running Windows 7 and I would like to partition my D: volume and make it HFS+, but I cannot find any tool that will accomplish this.
Has anyone done this before? Is it possible? I have EaseUS Partition Master but it does not support HFS/HFS+.
SpiffNow when you know how to convert HFS to APFS system, you can certainly make the most of your Mac. Though, before you perform the conversion process, make sure you have downloaded the Mac Data Recovery tool. Paragon HFS+ for Windows is the only solution that provides full read-write access to HFS/HFSX partitions on any type of disks (GPT, MBR) under most of Windows versions. HFS Utilities. HFS is the “Hierarchical File System,” the native volume format used on modern Macintosh computers. Hfsutils is the name of a comprehensive software package being developed to permit manipulation of HFS volumes from UNIX and other systems. In addition to the original UNIX version, several ports enable use under DOS, Windows 95/NT, and OS/2.
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http://gparted.sourceforge.net/ will make HFS+ partitions. Just an FYI, gparted
can only enlarge, not shrink, HFS+ partitions.
Hfs For Mac
Well, If you had a HFS+ driver that hooks into the system properly (as opposed to hfs explorer), you could do it - I currently use a copy of macdrive bundled with some other software, which gives me a right click and HFS+ format option.
Paragon has another option but I don't see any indication if it'll allow formatting.