SuperDrive and USB Charging Driver Installation Guide
Starting with Apple Silicon, the installation process for our SuperDrive Driver has become a little more complex. Ahead are steps to help successfully install this
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Starting with Apple Silicon, the installation process for our SuperDrive Driver has become a little more complex. Ahead are steps to help successfully install this
Determining drive capacity can be confusing because the different OS platforms may use different measurement standards. Both binary and decimal measurements are commonly used in Mac OSX and Windows systems.
Apple laptops now automatically boot up when a power source is connected, which include Apple charger and CalDigit Products that provide power to connected host computers.
The following steps show the NVRAM resetting for your Macs which includes non-Thunderbolt, and Thunderbolt 1, 2 Macs.
The following article will help macOS 10.13 users with driver-related issues with various CalDigit Products.
Mac OSX may create an extra 200 MB EFI partitions at the start of a drive hence you may see this EFI partition in Windows. The Windows Disk Management tool can’t delete these EFI partitions, and you’ll see the “Delete Volume” option grayed out. This article describes how you can clean these partitions in DOS command mode and re-format your CalDigit drive.
This tutorial is to guide you on how to retrieve your System Configuration including software and hardware profiles, detailed kernel logs as well as the diagnosis information from your Mac OSX environment.
When you use Samba protocol in Finder to access files located in the storage connecting to a server or another computer, you may experience an
The USB drive plugged into the dock shut down itself every few minutes.
If this occurs, you are suggested to update your laptop to the latest BIOS and Thunderbolt software/firmware.
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