Apologies if this issue has appeared previously although I was unable to find any such reference.
The T3 SSD (500GB) works fine with my Mac - it automatically backs up my Mac HD. However, when I connect to my Windows 10 PC (MS Surface) the SSD is not recognised under Devices and Drives. It does appear in the Device Manager and under Disk Management. All drivers are (apparently) up-to-date. Under Disk Management I have 3 partitions - 200MB "Healthy (EFI System Partition)", 465GB "Healthy (Primary Partition)" and 128 MB "Unallocated". Right clicking and trying to "Convert to Dynamic Disk" results in an error "The operation is not supported by the object". I can create a "New Simple Volume" but only for the 128MB "Unallocated" partition.
Does anyone have any suggestions about how I can get my PC to access the SSD which my Mac can do without issues?
Many thanks.
The T3 SSD (500GB) works fine with my Mac - it automatically backs up my Mac HD. However, when I connect to my Windows 10 PC (MS Surface) the SSD is not recognised under Devices and Drives. It does appear in the Device Manager and under Disk Management. All drivers are (apparently) up-to-date. Under Disk Management I have 3 partitions - 200MB "Healthy (EFI System Partition)", 465GB "Healthy (Primary Partition)" and 128 MB "Unallocated". Right clicking and trying to "Convert to Dynamic Disk" results in an error "The operation is not supported by the object". I can create a "New Simple Volume" but only for the 128MB "Unallocated" partition.
Does anyone have any suggestions about how I can get my PC to access the SSD which my Mac can do without issues?
Many thanks.