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<blockquote data-quote="IWT" data-source="post: 1710333" data-attributes="member: 83420">@mstokasTo get a screenshot of your entire HDD:Go into Disk Utility (DU) (found in Finder &gt; Applications &gt; Utilities &gt; Disk Utility).When you open DU, it will show you on the left side all your Disks (Internal and External attached).Top of the list will be your Mac's HDD.It will show as something like Apple xxx or maybe just Macintosh HD.&nbsp; ......Underneath this, as an indent, will be Macintosh HD.First.&nbsp; Please click on the top-most to highlight it.&nbsp; And take a screenshot of the result.&nbsp; This will show any partitions and their size.Second.&nbsp; Click on the indent.&nbsp; Another screenshot of that.&nbsp; This will almost certainly be a reproduction of what you posted above (when you went into the Apple icon and About This Mac); but it's as well to double check.Ian</blockquote>

[QUOTE="IWT, post: 1710333, member: 83420"] @mstokas To get a screenshot of your entire HDD: Go into Disk Utility (DU) (found in Finder > Applications > Utilities > Disk Utility). When you open DU, it will show you on the left side all your Disks (Internal and External attached). Top of the list will be your Mac's HDD. It will show as something like Apple xxx or maybe just Macintosh HD. ......Underneath this, as an indent, will be Macintosh HD. First. Please click on the top-most to highlight it. And take a screenshot of the result. This will show any partitions and their size. Second. Click on the indent. Another screenshot of that. This will almost certainly be a reproduction of what you posted above (when you went into the Apple icon and About This Mac); but it's as well to double check. Ian [/QUOTE]

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