How to Secure Wipe Any Drive 5 different Ways Including all SSD's

Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction - the Problem
00:20 - Different types of Drive
00:58 - How to Connect your Drive to your Computer
02:44 - First Method - Windows Reset
04:00 - Second Method - Windows CMD - Diskpart
06:11 - Third Method -Nwipe - Dban - SHredOS
07:26 - Fourth Method - Disks in Ubuntu
07:50 - Fifth Methos - Eraser

this video is a tutorial how to wipe any disk. wipe, nuke Dban, darins nuke and boot. clean, secure wipe. drill. disk drill. samsung, sk hynix, kioxia, PNY, Lexar, Sandisk, Sabrent Crucial

Eraser

Commnads for diskpart (x refers to you drive number):
diskpart
list disk
select disk x
clean all

commands for Nwipe:
sudo apt install nwipe
sudo nwipe

[greenxenon]

Late to the party but I ran at the commands at 5:53 and I went to close my other tabs on my pc and all of a sudden my SSD isn’t showing up? Is this normal? I’ll come back in 40 ish minutes to update and say if it’s worked or not but I’m concerned now

IT WORKED! Thank you!!

[randomlife]

Hey, any free third party tools or softwares available out there to secure erase my SSD? (PCIe NVME m2) Also, my device comes with the uefi only, no legacy support.

[darey_el_rey]

So what should I do if it gives me an error

[billballoo]

Eraser comes up as malicious on hybrid analysis