Now click on Repair Disk or Verify Disk, and wait for the process to finish.Select your disk from the left pane and click on First Aid.If it’s Verified, it means that there’s no hardware problem with your disk. Few users reported that they fixed the issue simply by verifying their hard drive. If FileVault gets stuck on MacBook, the problem might be related to your hard drive. If you disable FileVault process and restart your MacBook, the encryption process will continue, so that’s a neat little trick if the FileVault gets stuck. sudo fdesetup disable – This one will disable FileVault process.sudo fdesetup status – This one will show you the progress of FileVault.After the Terminal starts, you can run one of these commands:.Go to Applications > Utilities and double-click the Terminal.According to users, you can use Terminal to see the status of FileVault encryption or to stop the process if it’s stuck.
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