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BootCamp not reporting storage correctly?

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That's normal as far as I have experienced. macOS doesn't show totals for non HFS/APFS drives, and Windows 10 would be installed as NTFS, which macOS still can't write natively. So I think it's safe to assume it's normal.

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Hello, got Windows 10 up and running on my 2016 base MacBook Pro and wondered if this is normally how I am supposed to see Bootcamps' storage report breakdown: 

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My MacBook has 256GB of storage and as you can see macOS has a 200GB partition and Windows has a 50.69GB partition but it shows the full SSD size and does not report used storage. 

 

Is this normal?

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That's normal as far as I have experienced. macOS doesn't show totals for non HFS/APFS drives, and Windows 10 would be installed as NTFS, which macOS still can't write natively. So I think it's safe to assume it's normal.

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