This time around, the utility should not display the error. Finder will now prompt you to enter a password and a hint. If you don’t see this option, skip to the note below. Click on Encrypt (Name of mass storage drive). Right-click the thumb drive in the left sidebar. Step 6: Once the USB drive is erased, launch the Boot Camp Assistant. Plug your thumb drive or generic mass storage medium into your Mac. Carefully follow the instructions mentioned in Step 3 to see the Scheme field. NOTE: If the Scheme drop-down box is not showing up, it’s likely because you have right-clicked on the volume and not the actual USB drive. Step 5: Finally, type a name for the USB drive, select MS-DOS (FAT) from the Format drop-down menu, and then select Master Boot Record option from the Scheme drop-down menu.Ĭlick the Erase button to erase the USB drive. Step 4: In the External section of the left pane, r ight-click on the USB drive and then click the Erase option. If you select the volume, the Disk Utility will not show the Scheme field in the next step. If you don’t select Show all devices option, you might see only the volume on the drive instead of the actual drive. This will show your actual USB drive instead of volume(s) on it. Once the Disk Utility is launched, click on the View button and then select Show all devices option. Step 2: Open the Disk Utility using the search function.
We suggest you back up data from it as we need to erase it to format it with FAT with the MBR scheme.
Step 1: Make sure that the USB drive is connected to your Mac computer. Format the USB drive as MS-DOS (FAT) with MBR scheme
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