![]() If you aren't sure, look up your specific model of PC or motherboard to see which type of firmware it uses. If you have an older PC with a traditional BIOS, you may need to use an MBR partition table. I'll be using GPT for my SSD, since I have a modern PC with a UEFI firmware. It will prompt you to initialize the drive using either the GPT or MBR partition table. ![]() ![]() Click the Create and format hard disk partitions option, and Disk Management will open. Open the Start menu and type "partitions" in the search box. If it's a brand-new drive, you probably won't see the drive pop up in File Explorer, but don't worry it just needs to be initialized first. Plug your SSD into the SATA-to-USB adapter, then plug that into your computer.
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