I plan to sell my old NVME M.2 SSD, but I don't have a reader or USB adapter and I don't know how to format the SSD completely. I have no desire to put them back in my laptop and I don't feel like getting an adapter like that. So my question is how can I free up my SSD (M.2 NVME) operating system or do I have to because I actually use the system key on the new SSD. What can I do now?
You should always delete the hard drives securely (!) Before selling them.
It will certainly not work through thought transfer.
So: without installing / connecting them - not at all.
I'm sure that if you either put the ssd under high current or wash it with soap, it will no longer have any data, even without being plugged into a laptop, etc.
You should delete that. But nothing works without either an adapter or a new installation.
I hope you are not serious
I hope you mean delete safely overwrite with zero.
You are welcome to try it out yourself.
Hit it with a hammer but then you can't sell it anymore.
Seriously what do you think how this should work without installation or without an adapter?
Then he can no longer sell them. Or do you buy defective SSDs?
That may be, but the question was how to free the ssd from your data without plugging in / accessing it.
