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Following a previous question (here), I’ve been considering more extended measures to certified (not entirely though) the safety of my computer. For the sake of clarity, the compromised status of these drives would potentially come from a … Continue reading What’s the proper way to sanitize a compromised SSD/HDD RAID?
I’ve been looking around alot and cant seem to find a basic clear answer. My understanding is if i delete photo001.jpg this deletes the index and assigns it to the free space to be overwritten. So this brings me onto my next scenarios.
Historically, booting a Raspberry Pi required an SD card. However, if you follow [tynick’s] instructions, you can get a Pi 4 to boot from the USB port. Combine it with a small solid state disk drive, and you’ll get great performance, according to his post.
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I have 2 ssds both with Windows 10. If I boot the 2nd ssd and start downloading infected files can my primary ssd be infected too?
Continue reading Can viruses of one ssd transfer to another ssd?
I’m struggling with a problem: the Windows suddenly stopped working when I connected the HDD with rack on my laptop. I’ve tried almost everything, so later on I have discovered after re-installing the HDD, and place the SSD in the rack tha… Continue reading SSD not working anymore and windows not opening [migrated]
My organization has upgraded a few printers and decommissioned the internal SSD hard drives by passing the memory chips through a band saw, cutting each chip into halves, and in some cases tearing whole sections loose from the greenboard.
… Continue reading What degree of physical destruction is sufficient to ensure an SSD is not readable?
Before understanding Bad Sectors and how to repair bad sectors, you should know about sectors and…
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Continue reading Bad Sectors on HDD and SSD: Introduction and Repairing
SSDs seem to be notoriously tricky to properly erase (see for example this question and answers here). An easier and potentially safer solution could be to physically destroy the SSD device.
I am looking for a way to physically destroy an… Continue reading How to physically destroy an SSD at home?
There’s no clear set of commands available that will securely erase the data blocks on SSD from the Linux command line.
I am familiar with hdparm commands but it seems they erase the mapping table but not too sure if they erase the data.
… Continue reading How do I erase data blocks on a SSD using Linux commands?
Most of the consumers have a laptop or a desktop computer, but they have no idea what kind of…
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Continue reading How to check what Hard Drive you have on Windows 10