Windows 10: I would like to fully wipe all my disks and reinstall Windows 10 on my ssd

Disk 0 = hard drive
Disk 1 = SSD

Hi, I just bought an SSD and tried to clone my windows 10 onto it from my hard drive. I did this, changed it to bootload and everything was fine. I cleaned my hard drive and everything was looking good. However, I restarted my computer one time and had an error code 0xc000000e. I made a USB windows 10 installation and tried to repair my SSD windows 10. That didn't work, it just said it couldn't be repaired. So I installed windows 10 onto my hard drive, which is working fine, apart from there is about 500mb of system partitions on my SSD I can't get rid of, and in bios, I can only boot from windows boot manager, and it only shows my SSD, not both disks to choose to boot from.


What I would like to do it wipe everything from both my hard drive and SSD, and install windows 10 on my SSD. I have all my personal documents backed up on an external hard drive.


Thank you very much.

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How to safely wipe the SSD and HDD of my laptop at the same time?

Hi,

I would like to know which is the best tool for wiping of the SSD and the HDD of my laptop at the same time?

The Win 10 OS is installed on the SSD,and I would like to wipe it,but I would like to wipe and the HDD too!

Please tell me!
Thanks to all in advance!
Best regards!

 

Windows 10 recovery doesnt wipe my hard-disk

I want to clean re-install windows on my PC. I've already backed up all the files I want onto an external drive, and simply want to wipe ALL files on my internal drive and ssd. I want to then cleanly re-install windows and essentially start from scratch.

I went to settings > Update & Security > Recovery > Reset this PC and selected remove everything. I changed the settings to remove all files from all drives but when I click "show me the list of drives that will be affected" only "D:" drive is listed. The first time round, when I did this, it only removed everything from my C: drive (the way I intended).

However as seen in my disk management - I want to remove the (disk 0 partition 2) which has the system partition in it. I don't know why this drive now has my system partition either.





I'm confused as to what to do and what the issue is to just start anew.

Please help!

 

Would like to express my gratitude

Yeah it is, that's why I take shots of my wud list so I can remove what I don't want before installing