26-06-2024 10:51 AM - last edited 26-06-2024 10:53 AM
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I've been experimenting with enabling hardware encryption on a Dell laptop for a Samsung 990 Pro and after a lot of trial and error I finally got it working.
But somewhere along the line I think I may have bricked the drive as I reset the BIOS and cleared the TPM which will have been holding the key as I was trying to setup a 2nd 990 Pro with hardware encryption.
If a try to secure erase the drive it fails, if I load the drive in to another machine and try to use Magician to do anything on the drive it tells me it's "Not Supported".
So I can't see anyway to recover the drive, the data on it is irrelevant and can be lost, so have I managed to brick the drive, or is there another way to clear it?
Thanks in advance.
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26-06-2024 11:33 AM
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Resolved. I needed to disable "SED Block SID Auth" in the BIOS, once I'd done this I was able to use PSID Revert to restore the drive.
26-06-2024 11:33 AM
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Resolved. I needed to disable "SED Block SID Auth" in the BIOS, once I'd done this I was able to use PSID Revert to restore the drive.
31-08-2024 10:43 PM
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>> I've been experimenting with enabling hardware encryption on a Dell laptop for a Samsung 990 Pro and after a lot of trial and error I finally got it working.
Great! Would you share the steps, please?
I am struggling with it as well.
Have you made it work as SED or as Microsoft eDrive?
Thanks a lot!
