Does my ssd diskpart looks ok ?

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  1. Total
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    Does my ssd diskpart looks ok ?


    Does my ssd diskpart looks ok ? wondering no issues but ..
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  3. Hipster Doofus
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    Looking good.

    Have a look at point 7.
    SSD - Fix Misalignment

    EDIT: - Just had another look at the screenshot. Things are looking lopsided. Going to check mine.
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  4. Hipster Doofus
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    Mine is similar. Got me wondering now.
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  6. whs
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    Perfect !!!
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  7. whs
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    Hipster Doofus said:
    Mine is similar. Got me wondering now.
    What are you wondering about?
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  8. Hipster Doofus
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    Where it says:

    partition 1 - 100mb - 1024 (that gets a tick)

    partition 2 - 111gb - 101mb (???)

    Don't ask me to do maths. It's doing my head in already.

    But if it's OK then it's OKAY. :)
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  10. whs
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    Hipster Doofus said:
    Where it says:

    partition 1 - 100mb - 1024 (that gets a tick)

    partition 2 - 111gb - 101mb (???)

    Don't ask me to do maths. It's doing my head in already.

    But if it's OK then it's OKAY. :)
    I thought so that you were wondering about that. But you are perfectly OK.

    Crank up the grey cells and you will figure it out. Maybe carefully rereading step 7 in my tutorial from yesterday will help - watch for text in parenthesis.
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  11. Hipster Doofus
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    Think I got it. Didn't end up with any decimal point anyway.

    So what happened to your screen shots in the tutorial? Made it a lot easier to follow with them there.
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  12. whs
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    Well, you are close. Your second disk shows in MB and that can be always divided by 4 if converted to KB.

    As far as pictures go, I am not sure what you are talking about. There is nothing to screenshot with cmd.
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  13. Hipster Doofus
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    Oh OK. I thought you had cmd screen shots in there. Ah well I blaming the heat. It's dame hot down here at the moment.
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