I am have to replace a hard drive on a cs5551ci tomorrow because the customer is getting rid of the machine. I have not done any work on this model. I was hoping someone could share the correct way of doing that. Such as saving information if needed.
I haven't done it on this model, but basically it's just backing up the customer data ( U917, but not necessary if your disposing of it), installing the new drive, and formatting the drive in U024. I'm sure the manual covers this. =^..^=
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Under the system menu > system, there is the Data Sanitization in there. It'll take a few hours to run, but is in there for end of lease. It'll overwrite the drive so no data can be retrieved. You really only need to data security to encrypt the data in case someone pulled the drive out of a working machine.
customer wants hdd destroyed. That's what they want. I don't normally work on this machine and don't have a manual. thanks for your help.
Destruction of the HDD is TOTALLY UNNECESSARY!!! Kyocera runs a *nix operating system for their machines and a data sanitize is more than adequate!...If the customer wants to BUY the drives from you to destroy themselves, make them PAY for new HDD's!...people get so f'kin paranoid, it's RIDICULOUS!...they need to be MORE worried about CORTANA on their WINDOWS 10 machine that is LISTENING ALL THE TIME--EX-FILTRATING INFO TO MICROSOFT!!!Originally Posted by dustzona
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