yeah, Samsung offer extra configurability, but they are both
overprovisioning :)
On 3 August 2014 03:14, FORC5 fuf...@cox.net wrote:
but crucial does not use space that can be used.
I do like the sw and it has a function to optimize on OS without trim.
confusing for these old grey cells.
Thank you, James.
One day I may figure this new toy out.
Duncan
On 08/04/2014 15:38, James Boswell wrote:
yeah, Samsung offer extra configurability, but they are both
overprovisioning :)
On 3 August 2014 03:14, FORC5 fuf...@cox.net wrote:
but crucial does not use space that can be used.
I
You have received an answer but your just not getting it. Go here and
download the version you want.
http://www.killdisk.com/downloadfree.htm
Make a USB flash drive or CD and boot to that. Easy to use. Supports
SSD. The free version will write zeros to the drive. The paid version
will allow
Gee, thanks Winterlight! I will go look/see.
Sorry to be so slowand deliberate.
Duncan
On 08/04/2014 16:14, Winterlight wrote:
You have received an answer but your just not getting it. Go here and
download the version you want.
http://www.killdisk.com/downloadfree.htm
Make a USB flash drive
they do but Samsung uses space one could format and use.
Samsung does have the ability to make a boot disk for secure erase.
not sure if that would work on Crucial or not, probably not. I have
one here I have to erase will probably just use w7 to re format it.
fp
At 12:38 PM 8/4/2014, James
thanks for pointing me in that direction
took awhile but I wound up doing a clean boot with windows installer
service enabled to get around the permission thing then was able to
install subinacl and do a reset.
I still think the cpu is running too much like the iexploer bug just
will not go
