

Read the warning, Type Y and Press Enter.Type the following: intelmas delete -intelssd # (Note: # is the index number for the drive to be erased).Reference the Index number of the drive to be erased.No need to change directory as the commands are global)

#USB LOW LEVEL FORMAT TOOL WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#
Download and install the Intel® Memory and Storage Tool on the primary system drive.Option 2: Intel® Memory and Storage CLI Tool-Execute Delete Command Read the warning message and press the Yes button.Hover over the Select a Feature menu and press Secure Erase.Open the tool and select the drive to be erased in the left side panel.No partitions on the drive. ( Removing Partitions with Microsoft DiskPart*)Ĭlick or the topic for details: Option 1: Intel® Memory and Storage GUI Tool-Run Secure Erase.NVMe devices supported on all tool supported operating systems.SATA devices supported on Windows 7* only, later operating system versions block this capability.The Secure Erase functionality is compatible on the following operating systems:
#USB LOW LEVEL FORMAT TOOL WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#
Learn below how to run a Secure Erase (or low level format) on supported Intel® SSDs
