Mac loads the NTFS formatted hard drive so that the hard drive can be read and written

method one

1. View the list of mounted disks: diskutil list
   
   or ls /Volumes/
   MacDisk My Passport

2. Input: sudo nano /etc/fstab
   View the generated file through the /etc/fstab path

3. Then enter in the file: LABEL=My\040Passport none ntfs rw,auto,nobrowse

Let’s explain it one by one. If there is a space bar in your name, you need to use \040, which means to replace the space bar. For example, Western Digital’s hard disk names are very uniform and also contain spaces. You can write them like this: My\040Passport, followed by ntfs. rw means to mount this partition in a readable and writable ntfs format. Finally, nobrowse is very important, because this means that this partition will not be displayed in the finder. This option is very important. If it is not written, the mount will not be successful. (In order to ensure first-time success, it is best to rename your hard disk to one without spaces or special symbols)

4. Finally: After writing this, instead of pressing Enter, press Ctrl +

PS: This may not be visible on the desktop or Finder sidebar
The current method is Finder -> cmd + shift + g -> /Volumes Go That's it
For convenience, I made an avatar for the Volumes folder and placed it on the desktop.
I don't know why I can't directly create an avatar for the hard disk. It's okay to use it this way.

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Method Two:

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Supplement:
But there is a side effect that the disk cannot be uninstalled normally using the software's built-in uninstall function, causing the written file to be abnormal
Tried it I tried the online method but it didn’t seem to work