10-06-2013 02:07 PM - last edited on 03-06-2024 07:20 PM by ROGBot
10-06-2013 05:16 PM
10-06-2013 10:17 PM
10-07-2013 12:14 AM
AusRoG wrote:It most likely will work but if the drive doesn't adhere to the standards and it will for example timeout while erasing you will end up with a bricked drive or in a best case scenario a drive with enabled security that you don't know the password to (since secure erase requires enabling drive security and that requires setting a password for the drive and we don't know what the password set by Asus is).
You can try it, it shouldn't cause problems if it's not compatible. Secure erase command is part of the ATA spec, it's supposed to be a standard that works the same for all drives that conform to the spec so it's likely it will work fine with the Kingston.
10-07-2013 06:36 PM
10-07-2013 07:24 PM
10-07-2013 07:58 PM
10-14-2013 06:06 AM
AusRoG wrote:
Secure Erase and Secure Boot are 2 completely different and unrelated things.