How to Wipe HDD & SSD from BIOS

Some users may want to wipe their system disk but they don’t know how to wipe it from BIOS. Don’t worry, this video will help you achieve your goal.
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✅ 【How to Wipe a Hard Drive from BIOS】
⏰ 00:00 Start
⏰ 00:58 Tips about Wiping HDD/SSD
⏰ 02:18 How to Wipe a Hard Drive from BIOS

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✅ 【Detail】
Wipe an HDD from BIOS
1. Boot your computer with the bootable USB you created. You will get into the main interface of AOMEI Partition Assistant. Right-click the hard drive you want to wipe. Select Wipe Hard Drive.
2. It will pop up a window that lists the wiping methods. The first option is enough for normal wiping. Then the pop-up window will warn you that Deleting the system drive will cause the computer unbootable. Make sure you are aware of this and click Yes.
3. Then you will back to the main interface, and click Apply to submit the operations.

Securely Erase SSD
Securely erase SSD is only available in the Pro version of AOMEI Partition Assistant. If you need to secure erase an SSD, you can plug it into a Windows 7 computer and start to erase SSD permanently without hurting it.
1. Connect the SSD to your Windows 7 device. At the homepage of AOMEI Partition Assistant Pro. Click Secure Erase SSD Wizard at the left pane.
2. Then, you can select the SSD that needs to be erased.
3. It will remind you that your SSD is in a frozen state. Then, you need to do a hot-swap for relieving it. Click here to know how to do a hot-swap.
4. After that, you can continue to secure erase SSD by clicking Next. Wait till the SSD has been erased successfully.

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