Wait until complete, current progress is displayed on LCM.

Select Erase All Idle Disks or Erase Disk in Bay # to erase a particular disk from Erase menu and press Enter.

Press arrows buttons to select options in the menu and Enter button to open submenus, allowing you to erase options such as Erase method and Certificate Printing.

Other passwords may be entered using the arrow keys

Press Enter button next to the LCM panel 5 times to input default password '0000' to enter the menu.

KillDisk Desktop is able to sanitize disks without of any peripheral devices.

A solid red light will indicate that disk has been erased successfully.

You can cancel the process by clicking Stop on toolbar.

A flashing green light on the disk bay LED indicates that an erasure in progress.

Set Erase method, any other options (if needed), and click OK to initiate the erase process.

Click Erase Disk toolbar button, or execute Erase Disk from the context menu.

Use mouse to select a disk or group of disks to be erased.

If you have connected peripheral devices (monitor, mouse, keyboard) to the KillDisk Desktop station, you are able to use the GUI to control KillDisk operations. How to erase disks using Graphical User interface? To be able to recognize and work with such types of disks, these disks must be converted to 512 sector size using third party tools (like SG3 on Linux).

520 bytes) being used by some hardware manufacturers (ex. KillDisk Industrial does NOT supports disks with non-standard sector size (ex. KillDisk Industrial supports all types of disks with standard sector size (512 or 4096 bytes): KillDisk Desktop and System Questions (FAQ) How to create a request file for the license update? How to apply a license update? What types of disks are supported and NOT supported by KillDisk?

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