Then enter Startup security utility. In newer macOS Ventura, go to Utilities in the menu bar at the top of the screen) -> Startup Security Utility.
For our Kernel Extensions to load,set Policy to “Reduced Security” (our driver is verified by Apple, so we consider this operation as safe) and check only the first box (Allow user management of kernel extensions from identified developers)
If you have Intel Mac, the step above can be skipped, and you’ll be asked to go straight to System Preferences – Security & Privacy to Allow our Extension:
You will be asked to reboot, so that the Kernel Extenrion is loaded.
After reboot, NTFS for Mac will ask to provide Full Disk Access to “com.paragon-software.ntfsd” component. This is required because this component is a File-System Driver, which works with Disks. It can be done in System Preferences – Security & Privacy (or “Privacy & Security” in newer macOS: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/mchl211c911f/mac)
Done!
After both prerequisites are met, the product will open, allowing you either to Start 10-day Trial or Activate the product:
Note: Trial mode means the product is fully functional for a limited amount of time.
If you wish to obtain a License Key to activate the product, there’s Buy now button, which will redirect you to the page, where you can purchase it.
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