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Is it possible to connect 3 x 2.5 TB HDDs to a satellite receiver with USB 2.0 ports?

ByTom25x6

Hello. I recently asked if it was possible to connect an external 2.5" 4TB HDD to a USB 2.0 port. Someone in a hardware forum successfully tested this for me on the same 10-year-old Technisat Technicorder ISIO STC receiver. I took the warning here seriously that damage to the HDD or the receiver itself could…

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Fazi50
Fazi50
2 years ago

Hello,

if this hard drive is no longer booted in the system, then 2-3 complete runs should usually be sufficient for data destruction.

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SoftigesEis
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SoftigesEis
2 years ago
Reply to  Fazi50

How many times do I have to run my SSD with the program?

I boot with the SSD:)

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Fazi50
Fazi50
2 years ago
Reply to  SoftigesEis

I have already answered this question. 2 – 3 times.

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Fazi50
Fazi50
2 years ago

Most data destruction tools are already relatively safe in their efficiency during the first complete run. With multiple runs, you only improve the results in the smallest data clips a little more.

If only a little more troubleless “Firlefanz” has ever been stored on the plate, 1-2 runs can already be sufficient. I may see more runs at most if highly sensitive data for online banking, professional home office with company / or personal data, etc. was stored.

If you want to overwrite the entire volume (the entire storage capacity of the drive), you should have the relevant drive for the “Cipher” command. best de- / and repartition, and then re-examine. (in particular, if there were several volumes / partitions on the drive beforehand).

This would have to be implemented under Windows via the “data carrier management”.

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SoftigesEis
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SoftigesEis
2 years ago

And then really nobody can recover the data?

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