Return SSD after use?
Can I buy an external SSD from Amazon, use it for one day, and then return it?
Can I buy an external SSD from Amazon, use it for one day, and then return it?
I've had my laptop for a while now, but unfortunately it broke a while ago. I asked a friend who's knowledgeable about electronics, etc. She didn't get any further, except that the computer wasn't recognizing something. I don't really want to get a new laptop, but I'm wondering if it's even worth taking it in…
I installed an M2 SSD in my PC and now my PC doesn't work at all
Hello, why does my USB stick vibrate so badly during data transfer? Is it broken? 😅
Hello, I encrypted my USB stick with Bitlock about half a year ago. Unfortunately, I no longer have the password or the recovery key. I know that the data on the USB stick is no longer relevant anyway. However, I would like to be able to use my USB stick again. Can anyone help me…
Hello, I bought a new PC today. It has an NVMe SSD and a regular SSD, each with 1 TB. I want to find out whether drive C or E is the NVMe drive. Is that possible?
Hello, yesterday my true NAS crashed again and unfortunately I have absolutely no idea why… Can someone help me? This is what it looks like
As a computer scientist, I can tell you that you can read exactly whether or not the hard drive has been used.
I doubt if Amazon does. They’re so super cunning, what’s going on.
You can try, even if I personally don’t find it morally reasonable.
If the next buyer has bad luck, then he gets your used hard drive even though he bought a new…
Yeah, that’s the “Fernabsatzgesetz”. Since it is not possible to look at or touch the product with your own eyes when buying online and you cannot be able to do so before buying it, the legislator has created the “Fernabsatzgesetz”.
This means that you can return a product ordered by catalogue or online without giving reasons within 14 days and get the full purchase price refunded.
However, the product must be resaleable. So without traces of use, be completely present and in the original packaging. Exceptions are naturally hygiene-relevant goods such as underwear.
Amazon is usually very cunning when packaging.
But you have to be careful to delete your data thoroughly. Only formatting is not enough. The next buyer could recover the data if the one knows well with data storage.
When saving flash, so SSD and sticks should be checked first of all if the “real” are. Often small splitters are manipulated so that they display much more. Then you definitely have data loss when you write more than they can.
There is a very good tool for this:
https://fight-flash-fraud.readthedocs.io/en/latest/introduction.html
If you get a fake memory, you must complain that the fake or at least defective is otherwise the thing is turned to the next customer!
Amazon takes everything back. That’s the most unproblematic place at all when it comes to this. I’m leaning so far out of the window and saying that they would take it back even if the pack was missing.
But hopefully you didn’t have any sensitive data stored on it. Even after formatting, you can read them. Whether it’s another buyer, I think it’s unlikely, but I’m paranoid.
Yeah, that’s not a problem.