Problem with SSD drive. U.2 nvme pcie HGST HUSPR3232ADP301 3.82TB.

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StephieDolores
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2 Feb 2025 0:40:06 UTC
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    Hi.

    The computer was started with the drive connected with settings without the U.2 port where the drive is located enabled.

    The error "16 yellow LED flashes: Replace unit. Drive Logging Fault" indicates a problem with the saved disk failure logs. This usually means a serious problem requiring disk replacement, but if I can't do it, then.
    Is it possible to do this under Linux Ubuntu by connecting via the disk's USB port to perform a Secure Erase of the disk. Using sg3_utils or hdparm.
    Is this the correct solution to recover data, or possibly restore the disk to work?
    Or do I need to do it in a different way?
    Can anyone help me with this?

    San-Fernando-Valley
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    What system ? What OS

    2 Feb 2025 8:40:27 UTC
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      What system ?

      What OS ?

      Do you want to recover data or erase data ?

      Just wondering ...

      sfv

      StephieDolores
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      Win 10, I want to be able to

      2 Feb 2025 13:32:44 UTC
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        Win 10, I want to be able to use this drive and, if possible, recover the data.

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