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Apple File System (APFS) is a new file system for macOS, iOS, and Apple devices. If you work on a Windows-based computer and want to read and write files on APFS-formatted HDD, SSD or flash drive, you need APFS for Windows by Paragon Software.
New! Supports APFS volumes created in macOS 10.15 Catalina
New! Detects volumes encrypted by FileVault
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Stable OperationAdvantages of Converting to APFS. APFS offers a ton of benefits that you don't find in HFS+. Moreover, it is also the recommended file system for SSDs and flash drives. The following are some of the advantages that you can avail of by converting to APFS. Fast Duplication and Copying: APFS is a lot faster than HFS+. It can copy and duplicate.
Fail-safe operability across compatible hardware and software systems for both general-purpose and specialized applications
Non-Destructive APFS Conversion. Apple provides non-destructive methods for start-up disk drives for APFS conversion, and hence no data (files or folders) will be lost. On the other hand, APFS formatting will erase all the files and folders stored on the external hard drive.
Read this informative post to convert HFS to APFS in an effortless way. We have provided easy steps to convert HFS to APFS with a recovery tool tutorial.
Data SafetyProtection of data integrity and prevention of accidental data corruption and possible loss Fluid remote desktop.
Guaranteed PerformanceSteady throughput and balanced goodput with effective flow control, reduced overheads, and congestion avoidance
Efficient UseThrifty usage of processor, memory, and disk resources
Native look and feelMac Os Mojave Convert To ApfsHow it WorksInstallDownload and install APFS for Windows by Paragon Software
UseConvert Mojave To ApfsYour drive will show up in Explorer Google chrome 6.
Useful tray 
You can view, edit and copy files to another volume 
FeaturesSupported Operating Systems
Windows 10 (32/64-bit)
Windows 8/8.1 (32/64-bit)
Windows 7 SP1 (32/64-bit)
Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 (64-bit)
Windows Server 2012 (64-bit)
Windows Server 2016 (64-bit)
Supported File Systems
 APFS (read-write) 
Read-write access
 When volumes are mounted in the Write mode, you get full access to an APFS volume with the options to edit files, create new files or delete existing files. By using the Write functionality, you accept the terms of this Evaluation Agreement. 
Automount
 Mounts supported volumes automatically at startup, so you don't need to bother about it each time you restart the operating system or power your computer on. However, this feature can be disabled at any moment in the program interface. 
Internationalization
 Supports all character sets supported by your operating systems, including those that use non-Roman characters, so you will never face a problem of not getting access to file names on volumes mounted in non-native OS. 
Support for APFS cloned files
 Our driver provides limited read-only support for APFS cloned files. You can read, copy and rename this type of files, but not write, modify, create or delete. Find more information about APFS cloned files at https://developer.apple.com/. 
Support for compressed files
 There are several compression methods in APFS. Our driver supports all of them, except for one that is used for compressing specific system files, e.g. those stored in /.DocumentRevisions-V100/. You can open these files in macOS only. 
Support for APFS containers
 Our driver can only work with APFS containers residing on a single physical store, other configurations are not yet supported. 
Support for APFS-snapshot enabled volumes
 APFS volumes that contain snapshots are automatically detected and mounted in read-only mode. 
Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat operations can I do with files?
You can view, edit and copy data from storages formatted to APFS.
Is HFS+ supported in this product?
No. If you need to read and write files from HFS+ volumes, download HFS+ for Windows by Paragon Software here.
Do you have APFS support in other platforms?
Sure, you can work with APFS-formatted storages in Linux as well after installing APFS for Linux by Paragon Software.
Can I write to APFS-formatted disks?
Yes.
Can I format and verify APFS volumes?
No, these features are not supported in current version.
The product doesn't run on Windows 7 SP1.
Please install this additional update for Windows 7 (KB3033929): x86 version, x64 version. Make sure that Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable Update 3 RC is also installed on your computer. After that open Control Panel -> Uninstall Program and choose Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable -> Change -> Repair.
I cannot install the product via CLI.
Please install Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable Update 3 RC and try again.
My Internet Explorer displays a blank screen instead of the product registration window.
Please update your web browser.
The product registration window requires me to have JavaScript enabled in my Internet Explorer. How can I do that?
Please follow this link.
Do you support volumes encrypted by T2 Security Chip?
Currently, these volumes aren't supported.
ResourcesCurrent Version
Download APFS for Windows by Paragon Software
Product Documentation
Download APFS for Windows by Paragon Software One Pager
Need help?
Contact Support or file a support ticket
Question :
I am trying to install macOS 10.15 Catalina on an unsupported MacBook Pro that I have lying around. I downloaded the Catalina Patcher from dodsude1.com and watched the instruction video. I am following the instruction video to the letter and everything seemed to work okay so far, but now I have to reformat my internal HD to APFS, using Disk Utility, I can't do so because the 'Convert to APFS' is greyed out…
What am I doing wrong ?
Convert To Apfs Grayed OutAnswer :
Nothing maybe… is your MacBook (Pro/Air) already running macOS 10.13 High_Sierra ?
If your Mac is running macOS 10.13 High_Sierra, your disk format may already be APFS !
To check, in Disk Utility, select your internal disk in the list on the left and if in the middle, under the disk's name, it says 'APFS Volume • APFS', your disk is already formatted as APFS… so in that case you can skip the ‘APFS formatting' step and proceed with the next step of the instruction video…
If it doesn't say 'APFS Volume • APFS', try the options lined out here : Bingo game computer.
That's it !
enjoy 😉

Current Version	Download APFS for Windows by Paragon Software
Product Documentation	Download APFS for Windows by Paragon Software One Pager
Need help?	Contact Support or file a support ticket