Some prospective purchasers of M1 Macs have held off because of their limited support for external displays, with their inability to drive two or more. Although users have been impressed with how fast they remain when pushing that to its limit, many Mac users do need more than that, and this must be one of the main hardware features in future Apple Silicon Macs.

The most obvious shortcoming of current M1 Macs is their limitation to a maximum of 16 GB memory. In this article, I suggest some points of improvement which need to be addressed in those new models. In the next few weeks, Apple is expected to launch new Apple Silicon Macs which are aimed fairly and squarely at heavier use by those with greater expectations and demands. Aimed at the lower end of the market, where 16 GB memory is ample, and few users do things like boot from an external disk, we’ve been putting them through paces more typical of higher-end Macs.

Enter the Administrator Password and confirm the action.M1 Macs have perhaps had the most unfair testing of any recent models.

You can get the name of the disk and partition listed under the IDENTIFIER column.

Replace the last string disk0s3 with the disk name you want to delete from Mac.

sudo diskutil eraseVolume JHFS+ deleteme /dev/disk0s3.

You’ll see list of Disk and Partitions if the above command is executed correctly.

Press command+spacebar to launch Spotlight search and open Terminal App. When the BootCamp Assistant and Disk Utility fails to delete the Bootcamp partition on M1 Mac, MacBook, or Intel-based Mac, Terminal is your last option to do it. Once the process completes, the Pie Chart will turn into blue color, indicating the disk partition is wiped and empty. Give some time the Windows Bootcamp Partition will be removed from the Mac.

When a prompt appears asking you to confirm, click on Partition.

Make sure you’ve selected the right disk.

Now, click on the Partition option in the top menu bar.

Select the Windows Boot Camp Drive under the Internal section from the left sidebar from which you want to remove the disk partition.

Alternatively, it can be opened from the /Applications/Utilities.

Open the Disk Utility on your Mac, use Spotlight search (command+space bar), and search Disk Utility.If a few files or data are located on the Windows Bootcamp that you can move to another disk drive, removing the Windows Boot Camp from Mac is the right choice.

Method 2: Using Disk UtilityĪ Windows Disk Partition on Mac could take up a lot more storage, especially when you don’t need it. The above steps are helpful on mostly all macOS system available Boot Camp: MacOS Catalina, OS X Yosemite, OS X EI Capitan, macOS Sierra installed on iMac, MacBook, Mac Mini or MacBook Pro/ Air.

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