Jde to, musíš si přes Magician vytvořit disk:
How do I perform Secure Erase in my OS environment?
Before running Secure Erase, make sure that the firmware of the SSD is updated to the latest version.
Also be aware that all data on the drive will be destroyed.
- Windows :
. Use Magician to run Secure Erase.
Download Magician at
http://www.samsung.com/samsungssd
- DOS :
. Use the Windows Magician Tool to create a DOS boot disk (or USB, CD, DVD), and then use the boot disk to run Secure Erase.
Download Magician at
http://www.samsung.com/samsungssd
- Linux :
. Proceed in DOS mode, or use the hdparm command, as shown below.
1. Check the device (check the device you want to test now)
$ sudo fdisk -l
2. Check device status (assuming that the test device is set at /dev/sdb in step 1)
=> Must be "not frozen", otherwise Secure Erase cannot be run.
$ sudo hdparm -I /dev/sdb
3. Set Password (the reference shown below recommends using NULL for password, so it is set as NULL)
$ sudo hdparm --security-set-pass NULL /dev/sdb
4. Run Secure Erase
$ sudo hdparm --security-erase NULL /dev/sdb
Video
https://youtu.be/A5YmcgKapL4
Jen ještě další tupej dotaz, půjde to jak píšete u systémového disku? Pak nahrám Win, to není problém, ale jestli mě něco nepřekvapí. Zkusil bych to hned, ale už mám zaracha. 
