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Error 49244 Mac

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Users have encountered the Error 49244 consistently when attempting to connect an external SSD drive to their Mac, which is operating on the most recent software version. The primary issue associated with this error is its disruptive nature, as it impedes the connection process and effectively prevents it from proceeding.

What is the Error 49244 Mac?

The Error 49244 is a common compatibility runtime error, belonging to the same category as the Error -1426, the Error Code 1309 and the Error Code 101.

Users have reported encountering this error when attempting to connect an external SSD hard drive. The drive is recognized by the macOS but cannot be activated for formatting or partitioning. An error message displaying "disenter error 49244" appears. Another scenario in which the Error 49244 surfaces is when a 'failed to mount' pop-up message occurs.

In addition to these issues, observing the Disk Management disenter error 49244 on your Mac may lead to other side effects, including:

  • A slowdown in Internet speed.
  •  Erratic behavior from your device.
  •  Dysfunction in some of your other applications or connected external drives.

It's important to note that this runtime error is likely linked to the compatibility between your Mac and external drives. The presence of this error does not necessarily indicate a virus on your Mac. However, it is advisable to perform a thorough check using professional anti-malware software due to the potential for malware to alter your compatibility permissions and partitions.

How to Fix the Error 49244 Mac

There could be several different methods to fix the problem. However, users should be advised to back up all their files on an external drive from a safe device before applying those steps.

According to the experts, the most likely ways to fix the com.apple.DiskManagement.disenter error 49244 are the following:

Error 49244 Fix #1:

  • Open the Disk Utility tool and click on Show All Devices.
  • Select your external drive and then check if are able to erase and reformat the drive using the GUID/APFS partition map.
  • Erase or reformat the drive.

Error 49244 Fix #2:

  • Plug in your device.
  • Open your Terminal, after which navigate to dev/{your disk number or name}
  • Type 'diskutil eraseDisk JHFS+ UntitledUFS disk(Your disk number)' to repartition the whole disk.
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