Speed Up Filevault Decryption

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Just installed MacOS Sierra on one of my machines. I did a clean install by pressing OPTION + COMMAND + R then formatted the drive with the APFS file system, then installed the operating system. During the new owner setup installation I choose to encrypt the disk with FileVault. After the setup was completed, I check on FileVault to see how long takes to encrypt a 250GB SSD disk on a 2015 MacBook Pro. It show that it will take 10 hours to encrypt.

After trying multiple methods to either speed up the encryption. Utility, I'm now stuck with a FileVault decryption status that's stuck, and a near. Dec 16, 2014 - Apple's FileVault disk encryption option in OS X is a security feature that is. After which the system should take up to a few hours to encrypt the.

Is this normal with High Sierra or is a new feature? With macOS Sierra it only takes less than 20 minutes or less to encrypt the disk. Is anybody else having this problem? Just installed MacOS Sierra on one of my machines.

I did a clean install by pressing OPTION + COMMAND + R then formatted the drive with the APFS file system, then installed the operating system. During the new owner setup installation I choose to encrypt the disk with FileVault. After the setup was completed, I check on FileVault to see how long takes to encrypt a 250GB SSD disk on a 2015 MacBook Pro. It show that it will take 10 hours to encrypt.

Is this normal with High Sierra or is a new feature? With macOS Sierra it only takes less than 20 minutes or less to encrypt the disk. Is anybody else having this problem? Click to expand. A 500 Gb (300GB used) High Sierra APFS volume took 6 hours which is about what I am used to on earlier OSes. I just turned on FV on 50GB (20 GB used) HS APFS volume and it says 14 hours. I will report back when it completes.

My guess it will be a lot quicker. The estimated time varies wildly.

Running diskutil apfs list in Terminal will show what the actual percentage encryption status is rather than the unreliable time remaining. The Terminal window doesnt update, you need to relaunch it from time to time.

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PS.the above is different from what you have quoted below, because when I tried to add the bit about Terminal I managed to delete my original reply, so re-wrote it! I turned on Filevault on a 500Gb (300 Gb used) HS APFS volume and it took 6 hours.

The estimated time varied wildly, but that is what it took. This is typical of what I have seen with earlier OSes. Maybe your 20 minutes on Sierra was with a nearly empty drive? Although I am not quite sure whether the amount of data on the drive is relevant or not.I think not. I just turned FV on a small 50Gb HS APFS partition with 20 GB used and it says 14 hours remaining at this moment. I will post back when it is done.

My expectation is that your 10hrs and my 14hrs will actually be a lot less. Click to expand.As soon as I do a clean install, before installing any application the first thing that I do is to turn on FileVault, that could be the reason for the 20 minutes that it takes to encrypt a 250GB on macOS Sierra. This time I did the same with macOs High Sierra, turn on FileVault without installing any applications and it shows 10 hours to encrypt. Very unusual, but it seems that I'm not the only one. It has pass about 1 hour and the blue incremental bar show that 40% is done, it could be as you say, it my take less than 10 hours. Thanks for your answer. As soon as I do a clean install, before installing any application the first thing that I do is to turn on FileVault, that could be the reason for the 20 minutes that it takes to encrypt a 250GB on macOS Sierra.

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This time I did the same with macOs High Sierra, turn on FileVault without installing any applications and it shows 10 hours to encrypt. Very unusual, but it seems that I'm not the only one. It has pass about 1 hour and the blue incremental bar show that 40% is done, it could be as you say, it my take less than 10 hours. Thanks for your answer. Hi, What i seriously do not understand: - If encryption is already part of APFS, why are we still able to (un)select FileVault then? - When we accidently select/activate FileVault, it takes hours and hours and hours to encrypt (+ afterwards optimize) (while the encryption is already part of the new format APFS) (so why is this taking so long)??