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Thanks for your interest :))

I wonder how can I do secure erase via bios? My laptop is Lenovo Legion 5. I watched many YouTube videos and read many articles but it didn't work. There isn't any option for secure erasen in bios.

I couldn't find such an option in the bios :((

Unfortunately, I guess the ssd manufacturer does not have such support. I searched but couldn't find it. My ssd brand is Sk Hynix.

As far as I know, it is said that dban is not a suitable program for ssd's... Am I wrong?

I opened some files with notepad and there were almost always meaningless symbols. I guess there is no way to get rid of these file fragment, right?

For example, even the extension of the largest file is unknown. How to prevent it from being checked in this case.

yes, I wanted to write "clean all" but I spelled it wrong :) When I pressed the recover button in Easeus, it extracted various files or data into an empty folder I created. Some exceeded 500mb in size but I honestly don't know what they are.

The commands i used were: diskpart list disk select disk 0 clear all and after waiting for half an hour, he wrote the notification that the operation was successful in cmd. The program I used for scanning was Easeus Data Recovery. View: https://imgur.com/a/jN1oEQx

I did secure erase to the Nvme ssd first using diskpart commands and then partedmagic.Then I did the Windows installs and wanted to test if the secure erase works. When it scanned with utility data recovery software, the program informed me that it had 109gb of recoverable data. How is this...