[SOLVED] Storage wipe with windows on it.

[Killer0pro1]

I have SSD with windows on it installed from old PC, i wiped my HDD and M2 and only left SSD to be able run old PC before moving to new one. But i totally forgot to wipe it, and my old PC already disassembled and some parts already not here. So only option is to plug it into new pc with already existing windows install. So question is will SSD from old PC will somehow interfere, screw up something, break in new PC if i plug it into system to wipe it?

 

[USAFRet]

Assuming this drive is just a secondary, and the system is booting from its normal drive, there will be no interference.

Commandline function diskpart, and the /clean command will wipe it completely.

 

[SkyNetRising]

will SSD from old PC will somehow interfere, screw up something, break in new PC if i plug it into system to wipe it?

It should not interfere in any way.
Just make sure boot order in BIOS is correct.
After adding another storage device, boot order may change.

Then boot into windows and clean/repartition/reformat your old SSD.