I want a clean internal hard drive on my Pro and to keep my Air separate with it’s own data. Now both my Pro and Air have data from each other. I tried to erase several other external hard drives to do the bask-up and they would either not mount or not be recognized. However, my Pro no longer recognized my external hard drive and it would not mount. I was instructed to backup my Pro before I erase the internal hard drive. I read online that I needed to upgrade to Big Sur to transfer data from my Pro to my Air. I slowly began to rebuild access to the websites. I deleted LassPass and installed Dashlane. In addition about 2 months ago I realized that for some unknown reason (maybe I was hacked separately?) all the passwords in my password manager, LassPass, had changed without my permission. It deleted multiple important data files. About 4 months ago I used Clean My Mac on the MacBook Pro. I know that it is much better to try and remember the password, but I just can't get it right.ĭo you guys have any other suggestions? Like, what else can I do, considering that I do remember part of the password? ANYTHING would be HIGHLY appreciated.Įverything could go smoothly if I get a positive answer from WD Support staff, but I just doubt it.Multiple serious problems with the two laptops I use for my medical practice. I am so desperate that I am willing to wait years without using my drive, until a solution is found. Has anyone been through that? Has anyone erased their password-protected WD My Passport using WD's tool and then recovered the data? Has anyone contacted WD regarding this? I don't like it at all and it scares me, because I can't think of loosing even a byte that data I have on the drive, everything is personal and valuable to me. So, my option seems to be to erase everything and then try to recover it.
I don't have a lot of hope for a positive answer, though. I did write to the WD Support, but don't have an answer. The only option you have is to ERASE EVERYTHING. WD say that if you forget your pass, you are, long story short, screwed up. Now I can't remember my password, I do remember about 80% of it, but I must have put some stupid digits at the head or at the tail of the string. I did put about 250 gb of personal stuff on the drive. Alright, so, I am an idiot who set a password to his WD My Passport Ultra 2TB about two months ago and did not write it down.
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