looking for diskpart

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  1. Enthousiast

    Enthousiast MDL Tester

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    Please show the DaRT integration progress...
     
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  2. WindowsGeek

    WindowsGeek MDL Expert

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    I got it working i redid the Dart conversion again with the win ISO and now is working is erasing the drive is going slow but is do it.....thank so much guys.


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  3. Enthousiast

    Enthousiast MDL Tester

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    Let's hope it fixes your bitlocker problems, please let us know if the clean install now works :)

    ps, i cannot exactly read what partition you are whiping now but make sure to do all of the system drive, assuming all data can be erased to be able to start over.

    Keep my tip in mind, best to never use an online account, these bitlocker problems are just one reason.
     
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  4. Espionage724

    Espionage724 MDL Expert

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    It looks like the NVMe is either at a different path, might be detected as M2 (might use sda instead of nvme0), or might not be detected at all (RAID vs AHCI in BIOS)

    If you type command lsblk (just that one word) you'll see all the drives detected and sizes/partitions: If the NVMe is detected it should look familiar somewhere in that list (it'll also show the LiveUSB drive)

    If it's under sda (make sure with lsblk first), this might work for a full trim:

    Code:
    sudo blkdiscard --force --verbose '/dev/sda'
    wipefs can erase partition info and quickly wipe the drive (no trim, but fine for HDDs):

    Code:
    sudo wipefs -a -f /dev/nvme0n1
    Code:
    sudo wipefs -a -f /dev/sda