(You may be able to get by with one port voltage often varies from one laptop to another.) Just bear in mind that you'll probably need to devote two USB ports to power the drive.
Just plug it into your laptop and you're good to go. For starters, it's slim, sleek, and highly portable, measuring 5.7 inches x 0.8 inch x 5.6 inches and weighing just more than 10 ounces.Įven better, it's powered by USB, so there's no bulky AC adapter to bring along and no batteries to keep charged. There's a lot to like about the SE-208AB/TSBS - and not just its sexy name. Uh, come to think of it, maybe you should start there. If Amazon happens to sell out (nah, that could never happen), Newegg also has it for $24.99 shipped - no cart padding required. (Not sure what else to throw in there? Try the Amazon Filler Item Finder.) Shipping is free if you're an Amazon Prime subscriber or you pad your cart by at least a penny. Solution: while supplies last, Amazon has the Samsung SE-208AB/TSBS external DVD drive for $24.99. Heck, maybe you've got a PC that already has an optical drive, but it's busted. Volume 2 NTFS Partition 450 MB Healthy HiddenĭiskPart successfully deleted the selected partition.Problem: you just bought a MacBook, ultrabook, Netbook, or some other 'book that lacks an optical drive, and you need to install some disc-based software. Volume 1 C NTFS Partition 59 GB Healthy System Volume # Ltr Label Fs Type Size Status Info
(I ran as admin, but don’t think it was required.)įrom the DISKPART shell, I then used the following to select and then remove the unwanted partition: DISKPART> list volume
I’m adding my procedure here because it includes some useful screenshots. I found the basics of how to fix this on the VMWare knowledge base. The plan was to use Windows 10’s disk management tool to expand the original partition and merge in the new partition.īut the recovery partition was sandwiched between the original and new partitions, and couldn’t be deleted using the Disk Management tool: I needed to expand the disk, so I shutdown the VM, removed all snapshots, expanded the virtual HD to 120GB, and rebooted the VM. The VM was originally created with the default 60GB hard disk. I had a Windows 10 VM, managed using VMWare Workstation Pro 12.
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