Overall, this is a very good value for a 250GB SSD, and this one is now working great. However, I am only giving 4 stars because of one minor issue, which was that when I connected it to the USB to SATA adapter and plugged it into the computer, it did not show up as it should have. It wouldn't come up under "This PC" (in Windows 10), and I ended up having to use Disk Management (included in W10 Computer Management), to "allocate" it. Despite appearing under "Devices and Printers," the system did not recognize it as an "allocated" storage device.
If this happens:
-Open Computer Management.
-Go to "Storage," and then "Disk Management."
-When Disk Management opens, a pop-up should appear and prompt you to initialize the SSD.
Select MBR (Master Boot Record) and click OK
-Where the SSD appears (the name should show as a model number; a mix of letters and numbers), right-click on the section that shows the "black bar" and says "unallocated." (ONLY the unallocated one should be chosen).
+DO NOT right-click the smaller gray box on the far left; it is not the "target." Only right-click the "unallocated" box that has a black bar above it.
-The New Simple Volume Wizard will open, click Next.
-Leave the Specify Volume Size as the maximum (default value) and click Next-
-Select a Drive Letter and click Next.
-In the Format Partition screen, decide on a Volume label (the name you want to give the drive) and click Next.
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-I hope this will help you.
| Standing screen display size | 10 Centimeters |
|---|---|
| Hard Drive | 250 GB flash_memory_solid_state |
