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Too slow to execute Diskpart command clean all, how long does it take?
"Is it normal to spend one hour to remove SSD partitions and data by using diskpart command clean all? I'm still waiting; the process is too slow. What's worse, it seems that diskpart hangs there. Will you please help?"
Many errors related to diskpart commands would occur. For example, diskpart format stuck at 0 percent completed, failed to format or clean a USB stick due to dikspart has encountered error access is denied. Among the common errors, the diskpart command clean all slow and stuck issue is also noticeable.
Many factors would bring the trouble, and make you feel worried and impatient, such as virus and corruption. Since the capacity of users' hard drives is from several GBs to TBs, give it more time, the clean all command can take a considerable time to complete. If you can't wait anymore, or diskpart clean all got stuck at a certain percentage of completion, give up the attempt at once.
So, how are you going to fix the slow or stuck issue efficiently? Take a diskpart alternative solution, which is EaseUS Partition Master, a third-party free partition manager software.
The diskpart command clean all is used to delete all partitions and erase data on the selected disk drive, which can be entirely replaced by the wipe partition feature in EaseUS Partition Master. Only with a different experience in cleaning. Using the software won't take long.
Step 1: Launch EaseUS Partition Master, right-click the partition you want to erase data from, and choose "Wipe Data".
Step 2: In the new window, set the time for which you want to wipe your partition, then click "OK".
Step 3: Click the "Execute Operation" button in the top-right corner, check the changes, then click "Apply" to wipe the data on your partition.
Your worry will be immediately reduced after trying to clean all partitions and data with EaseUS Partition Master, which is the fastest way to wipe everything on a disk drive.