Windows 10: Windows 10 says SSD on Apple MacBook is 113GB but Apple OS says 120GB

Hi,

I bought a Apple MacBook Pro 8GB 120GB SSD and it says the SSD was 120GB.

However after realising I was using Windows programs more often than not I then decided to remove Mac OS and do a complete install of Windows 10 Pro without using Apples Bootcamp.

The strange thing is during the Windows 10 installation it says the SSD is only 113GB when previously it was report by Mac OS that it was 120GB.

Anyone know why I seem to have lost 7GB of disk space after deleting all the volumes and reformatting ?

Thanks,

Mark

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Windows 10 Pro on Apple MacBook Pro

I installed a purchased (from Microsoft) copy of Windows 10 Pro on a new Apple MacBook Pro using Apple's Boot Camp Utility. Windows 10 Pro works perfectly on its partition, except there is no sound. Apple Support was sympathetic but referred me to Microsoft
Support. Microsoft support (in Manila) refused to even speak to me once I told them it was installed on an Apple machine. But, regardless of which vendor's hardware it is on, it is a Microsoft product and, looking into it further, it seems many Windows 10
users have a similar problem with no sound.

Any new ideas?

And, if Microsoft Support is monitoring this community, may I suggest that you not be so contemptuous of your customers.

 

Apple MacBook Pro Says Hello to Santa Rosa

Apple today updated its MacBook Pro line of notebooks. Built on the Santa Rosa platform, MacBook Pro now offers the latest Intel Core 2 Duo processors, memory up to 4GB, up to 250GB of hard drive space and high-speed GeForce 8 graphics in a stunning, lightweight, aluminum enclosure that is just one-inch thin. The new MacBook Pro is available in 15-inch models (1440x900) with a new mercury-free, power-efficient LED-backlit display and a 17-inch widescreen model (1680x1050) with an optional high-resolution display. All models include a built-in iSight video camera for video conferencing on-the-go, Apple’s MagSafe Power Adapter that safely disconnects when under strain, and built-in 802.11n wireless networking for up to five times the performance and twice the range of 802.11g. Apple Store is now offering three models: the entry 2.2GHz Core 2 Duo, 15-inch MacBook Pro for $1,999; the 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo, 15-inch MacBook Pro for $2,499 and the 2.4GHz, 17-inch model with a suggested retail price of $2,799. For further information, head over to the product page on Apple's website.





Source: Apple

 

Hyper-V Support Breaks Windows 10 in Apple Bootcamp

Hi Sam,

To make sure that you get the best answer to your concern, we suggest that you refer to Apple support for MacBook Pro. To do this, visit the support link below:

• MacBook Pro Support.

Regards.