Mac is the well featured operating system developed by Apple. It is specially developed for the Apple products such as Apple’s laptop, desktop, iphone etc. If you do how to work on windows system then you can also work on Mac. Mac error -1309 occurs when we transfer files or data to an external hard disk but the hard disk is not compatible. Sometime you get this error because you want to send the file which is more than 5GB but the external drive is unable to store it because it is a Fat32 drive and it can’t store more than 4GB.The error message is “fileBoundsErr:file’s EOF offset mark or size is too big”. A part from this there are also many errors in Mac such as Mac error 51, 36, 39 etc. You can also get the error message that "Sorry the operation could not be completed because an unexpected error occurred (Error code 1309)".
Cause of Mac error -1309:-
Cause or Mac error -1309 is the file size you want to send to the destination drive is too large or the drive is not compatible to store the sended data so it occurs this problem and unable to send. If the file size is too large or the file has some punctuation in the name like \: * <? > / |.
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How to fix Mac error -1309:-
If you are getting Mac error -1309 then it is compulsory to fix it. You can fix Mac error -1309 by checking the issues such as the size of the file you are sending, the format of the destination drive. Unless you fix the issues of this error you can’t send the file’s to the destination drive. You can also fix this problem by checking the disk utility. Go to the Utility option, and click on the disk utility. Here you will get the drive name and drive size. If the drive format is fat32 then it can’t hold files larger than 4GB so make sure that the drive is compatible or not. If drive is not issue and the size of the file is also not too large but you are getting this error message then something wrong in your Mac system which protect to transfer data. So scan the system with a third party repair tool to fix such type of issues. It can fix Mac error automatically.
