- Apr 19, 2013
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Hi all,
I replaced a 64GB SSD on my wife's computer with a 256GB one last week. I really don't have that much use for the old one but my assistant could probably use it. There isn't anything particularly sensitive (half is Windows 7) on it but it still makes sense to give her a clean drive. Trouble is I already took it out of the case. Is there a way to format the drive without having to put it back in a computer, redo the BIOS and wipe it that way?
Abuse warranted -- I just won't have a lot of time in the next couple weeks. Thanks, sh
I replaced a 64GB SSD on my wife's computer with a 256GB one last week. I really don't have that much use for the old one but my assistant could probably use it. There isn't anything particularly sensitive (half is Windows 7) on it but it still makes sense to give her a clean drive. Trouble is I already took it out of the case. Is there a way to format the drive without having to put it back in a computer, redo the BIOS and wipe it that way?
Abuse warranted -- I just won't have a lot of time in the next couple weeks. Thanks, sh
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