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SSD Dashboard Secure Erase errorOptions
06-28-2015 05:04 AM So I created the USB Secure Erase drive to erase my SSD for re-imaging via Windows Recovery Image, to go back from Win10TPb10130 to Win 8.1.
Firstly the USB drive is only recognized at 1GB even though it is 2GB and 2GB in Windows. It is a Sandisk Cruzer Blade.
Then I create the UEFI drive, which completes and upon restart the SSD Dashboard utility crashes with an error.
Can't simply restore using the image as Windows recognises 10 on the drive and says no images are visible on the external HDD I created it on. Re: SSD Dashboard Secure Erase errorOptions
07-07-2015 01:30 PM try using the SSD dashbaord and sanitize the SSD. it does the same thing as secure erase and may work for you. Re: SSD Dashboard Secure Erase errorOptions
07-07-2015 01:37 PM Can't as it's the system drive in a laptop. No worries as I have replaced the laptop. Re: SSD Dashboard Secure Erase error[ Edited ]Options
01-05-2017 09:38 AM - edited 01-05-2017 09:55 AM huawei matebook HZ-W09, SanDisk SD7SN6S128G1027 Re: SSD Dashboard Secure Erase errorOptions
01-05-2017 12:10 PM what is problem ?what to do friends?
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01-05-2017 01:13 PM Our engineering team is taking a look at this and hopefully next release of Dashbaord will have improvement Re: SSD Dashboard Secure Erase errorOptions
01-05-2017 02:29 PM Maybe it's the manufacturer of the tablet is to blame what does not work booting from USB drive ? that is due to the uefi Re: SSD Dashboard Secure Erase error[ Edited ]Options
01-07-2018 06:14 PM - edited 01-07-2018 06:22 PM
kbd_mode: can't open '/dev/tty' : no such device or address I too got the above error on my computer (an intel NUC6CAYH) using a USB keyboard (it only has USB ports)
The workaround was to disable UEFI boot and switch on "Legacy Boot" in the BIOS settings. In legacy boot mode the sandisk dashboard utility on the USB stick loaded (though another bug initially prevented me performing the secure erase, I found a solution)
If your computer normally boots via UEFI you'll need to switch UEFI back on in the BIOS settings after erasing your ssd. |