[Help] D4 and D1 Plus divices not recogniced on two MacOS systems [SOLVED]

[Luigii]

M1 and M2 devices, like several other devices, have Thunderbolt 3 ports, which are typically unrelated to the chip model. Please upgrade your system and try connecting again.

This is right for the Mac mini but the D4 and the D1 are claimed as compatible to thunderbold 3, please read your specs
https://www.terra-master.com/products/d4-ssd
https://www.terra-master.com/products/d1-ssd-plus

The Macbook Pro 2023 M2 has Thunderbold 4 Port as you can see here:
https://support.apple.com/de-de/111838

Today I connect the devices to a MacBook Air 2022 M2 with macOS Sequoia from a friend without problems.

[CursaYang]

Perhaps I didn't express myself clearly. The system upgrade I referred to is upgrading macOS. D1 and D4 support Macs with M-series chips. The Monterey and Ventura you are using are early versions of macOS 12 and 13, which have differences in compatibility with Thunderbolt 3. Your friend's Sonoma and Sequoia are macOS 14 and 15, which have optimized compatibility. Therefore, you can try connecting again after upgrading macOS. In addition, early Intel-based Macs had less strict validation for the Thunderbolt 3 interface, so they can also be recognized.

[Luigii]

Ok,ok, now I understand. I thought I schould change my physical Macs. If you think the OS could do the trick,I will try, thank you.

[Luigii]

Many many thanks to Cursa. This was the Solution!!! Now both devices were recogniced. So happy new year 2026.