Windows 10 Disk Management Extending Drive

Sets up with disk management in Windows 10 in just a few seconds and seems a very fast drive. Was a great deal on sale.

I'm getting good use out of these since Windows 10 seems to have a knack for destroying my disk drives. It hasn't destroyed one of these -- yet!

DC Technical Support is useless. The issues with using this are embedded in Windows 10 control panel and the new Color Management. Not only do you have to change the config in the printer driver and your Image software i.e., Photoshop, you also have to go into the Windows 10 Color Management and disable Windows color management for the given device before you even start. Without doing this, the spectrophotometer gives periodic errors. You have to then import your generated profiles into this cache, which doesn't recognize the profiles in the directory until you import them. To get it to work properly, you have to assign in Photoshop, but you also have to tell the OS about the profile or it will still fail.

Easy to install onto Windows 10 - immediately recognized. Loaded Logitech's software and their management utilities are easy to use. Image is crystal clear with good color, brightness, etc.

I recently purchased this for the new PC desktop running Windows 10 pro at home. It gives additional disk space to the system via pci-e x1 connection. The entire process is plug and play. Best for the price!

One of my Windows 10 laptops ran at 90-100% disk usage in task manager a lot. I found this SSD on sale at B&H and installed it. The bottleneck on the system is almost never the disk anymore. Happy IT person.

The San Disk Flash drive works great and is compatible with Windows XP and Windows 7. The file transfer is very fast and the device works like a charm. I have read good reports about SanDisk memory sticks.

I moved o.s. and bootable disk to this drive and now windows starts up in five seconds instead of the 30-40 seconds it was taking with the HDD.

Are you a Windows user? Great. Here's what you need to do as this drive is formatted for MAC OS. Images included in this post with instructions 1)plug in the drive to your PC 2)open Disk Management. Where is that? Go to Help and Search 3) look for the Disk that shows 3726.02 Gig this is your new drive. 4)single click on the section that shows: 3725.83 then left click and Delete this volume. **Be Sure you are deleting the CORRECT volume! if you are not sure or biting your nails get professional help with this scenario! 5)Note the Disk# such as Disk 1 or Disk 2 etc and when the pop occurs select only THAT matching Disk# in my case it was #3 as in the image. 6)Once deleted it will show on your screen as Unallocated 3725.83 7)Right Click and choose New Simple Volume 8)Next prompt Assign a Drive Letter. I chose S for Sandisk though you can choose whichever you like that is available. Click Next. 9)Give the Volume a Name. I chose SanDisk 4TB but you can choose anything you wish, even Santa Claus, Easter Bunny etc :). Click Next 10)You are Done. The drive will now show in Windows for the Drive Letter you have chosen

My laptops hard drive died after several years of use, and I replaced it with the exact same drive, I could not get Windows 10 reloaded, something wrong with the image disk I made when the computer was new, so i just downloaded Ubuntu and burned a install DVD disk, and it fired right up and has been working like a Champ.