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![]() Some Googling made this seem straightforward, but it ain’t necessarily so:
First try was Hynix Drive Manager, supposed to be able to do PSID reset In Win7 x86 context, what shoddy software – this greeted me first time I clicked it from Start menu: After wild goose chase triggered by the OpenGL bit, I tried swapping graphics cards until penny dropped when it still objected to a Radeon HD3450 How I got it work: 1. Command prompt 2. Change to install directory \Program Files\SK Hynix Drive Manager 3. Copy d3dcompiler_47.dll taken from \Program Files\Mozilla Firefox of a Win10 x86 machine 4. Run skhms-drive-gui.exe To be fair, in Win10 environment, the POS does run without issue But still won’t reset SSD unless one knows its password (no sign of PSID reset option) Next I tried EasyKit_WindowsInstaller_x64.exe from: https://www.touslesdrivers.com/index...41&v_langue=en This did have a PSID reset option, but it was greyed-out, making me think my SC210 doesn’t support that ![]() Then I started chasing down various HDPARM rabbit holes on the Internet It soon became apparent that Dell’s password algorithm is much more sophisticated than leaving a default value for master password ![]() Next try was a couple of Dell password generators, both originating from hpgl, Russia Unfortunately they didn’t work either: So now I’m SOL unless I can get a Dell password that works for the SC210 Any help most appreciated
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better to keep quiet and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt Last edited by SMDFlea; 04-24-2022 at 06:32 AM.. Reason: Thread title changed as requested by OP |
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![]() Use hdparm to send the drive an ATA_SECURE_ERASE command. This not only wipes the drive, destroying all data on it, but also clears the password on the drive.
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Don't buy those $10 PSU "specials". They fail, and they have taken whole computers with them. ![]() My computer doubles as a space heater. Windows 10? Only if you like forced, buggy updates and 24/7 telemetry. Samsung = Seagate = Seatrash = Trashgate Don't buy Seagate drives. Don't use Seagate drives. If you have any in service right now, make plans to replace them ASAP. SMR = Slow Magnetic Recording Avoid SMR, buy CMR drives instead. SMR is easily a 15+ year step BACKWARDS in HDD speed. Permanently Retired Systems: RIP Advantech UNO-3072LA (2008-2021) - Decommissioned and taken out of service permanently due to lack of software support for it. Not very likely to ever be recommissioned again. |
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![]() How are you connecting the drive to the computer?
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![]() dell bioses can be a real pain in the ass.
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