So, does the new 1 TB card/drive have a different formatting workflow, can I use it in the "Production" camera, did I buy the wrong SSD card? I have successfully formatted about 10 other, older SanDisk SSD cards. I've tried the solutions listed in this thread. I purchased a SanDisk SSD PLUS (1TB) card / drive, with write speeds up to 535 MB/s that I can't format. You can use it to delete confidential files on your Mac, external hard drives, and SD cards as well. IMac-Cleaner File Shredder does just that. You can just use a reliable file shredder to conveniently erase files in a secure way.
Choose a format for your flash drive.Įvery time you want to permanently delete files on your USB drive, you don’t have to format it again.
Step 1: Plug the flash drive into the USB port. Right-click on the SSD drive, then select “Format.”Place a checkmark next to “Perform a quick format,” then click on “OK.” Your computer will format your SSD drive. Verify that the SSD drive you want formatted is either installed in your computer, or attached to your computer via USB cable.Go to “Start” and click on “Control Panel.”Ĭlick on “System and Maintenance,” then click on “Administrative tools.”Open the “Computer Management” application.Click on “Disk Management” in the left pane of the Computer Management window.Click on the name of your SSD drive in the list of drives displayed on-screen.Ĭlick on the name of your SSD drive in the list of drives displayed on-screen. You can format an SSD drive using a Windows or Mac computer.