Solved! problem with hard disk

[nedi.sawego.yogya]

Hello, i bought a new laptop with 128 gb ssd and 1 tb hdd, it have endless os on its navite, the os placed on 1 tb hdd, then i install windows on ssd, after that, i get problem, on windows disk management, 1 tb hard disk read as 931 gb instead of 980 gb that appears on endless os, how can i get my 49 gb again?

 

[USAFRet]

Hello, i bought a new laptop with 128 gb ssd and 1 tb hdd, it have endless os on its navite, the os placed on 1 tb hdd, then i install windows on ssd, after that, i get problem, on windows disk management, 1 tb hard disk read as 931 gb instead of 980 gb that appears on endless os, how can i get my 49 gb again?

A 1TB drive reading as 931GB is absolutely normal and to be expected.
You've not 'lost' any drive space. It is simply a different in reporting.

Base 2 vs base 10
Computer vs human.

Read more here:
http/wintelguy.com/gb2gib.html
https/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibibyte

 

[nedi.sawego.yogya]

Hello, i bought a new laptop with 128 gb ssd and 1 tb hdd, it have endless os on its navite, the os placed on 1 tb hdd, then i install windows on ssd, after that, i get problem, on windows disk management, 1 tb hard disk read as 931 gb instead of 980 gb that appears on endless os, how can i get my 49 gb again?

A 1TB drive reading as 931GB is absolutely normal and to be expected.
You've not 'lost' any drive space. It is simply a different in reporting.

Base 2 vs base 10
Computer vs human.

Read more here:
http/wintelguy.com/gb2gib.html
https/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibibyte

but previously when i use endless os, it say that 930 gb free space out of 980 gb, gigabyte if i'm not mistaken

 

[USAFRet]

but previously when i use endless os, it say that 930 gb free space out of 980 gb, gigabyte if i'm not mistaken

"but" does not matter. EndlessOS may have simply been reading in a different method.
And 1,000 minus 20 for the OS would have shown you 980.

Again...you've lost nothing.

 

[nedi.sawego.yogya]

but previously when i use endless os, it say that 930 gb free space out of 980 gb, gigabyte if i'm not mistaken

"but" does not matter. EndlessOS may have simply been reading in a different method.
And 1,000 minus 20 for the OS would have shown you 980.

Again...you've lost nothing.

Hmm, ok, actually that's doesn't matter since 931 gb is big, i just worried if i have lose some space. Thanks for the info.