Question How Do I Wipe This Inland SSD Drive?

[accesscpu_]

I want to reuse my old OS SSD that came with my desktop as a secondary storage drive in a new system build (I've recently purchased a new upgraded SSD to house the OS separately).

My other drives are not SSD, so I could use "Write 0" method via Minitool Partition Wizard. But I've read this is not good for an SSD drive (since they only have so many writes they can take), and I should use the special drive eraser made by the SSD manufacture.

Western Digital or Seagate have something like that on their sites, but this is a generic Inland SSD that came with the pre-built system. They don't have a tool such as that (best I can find).

What app should I use to safely wipe this SSD, so it's clear of old data (no different than if I were to use the "Write 0" method?

 

[fzabkar]

A quick format should invoke TRIM. In other words, just install your new OS. That's all you need to do.

 

[SkyNetRising]

What app should I use to safely wipe this SSD, so it's clear of old data (no different than if I were to use the "Write 0" method?

Clean the drive with diskpart clean method.
Then repartition and reformat it.

Note - if you have bootloader located on this drive, then you'll not be able to clean it.
Double check, if you can boot into windows with old drive physically disconnected.

Show screenshot from Disk Management first.
(upload to imgur.com and post link)