Complete removal of data from the SSD drive on which Windows is installed.

Hello, I have probably searched the entire Polish Internet and did not find any specific answer. Well, I'm selling my old laptop with SSD drive, which is not partitioned and I want to completely delete all data. And please don't ask why. Just. I already know probably everything about how to perform such operation on non-system partitions, HDDs, etc., but I am interested in completely cleaning the SSD on which Windows is installed, so that the buyer can re-load the system without being able to recover my files. It turns out that probably the only sensible solution is to reset the disk. That is why I am asking you for help and advice on how best to do it (I do not have a CD-ROM (!) So it must be some kind of program with a USB stick), is it safe and can there be any other way to permanently clean such data disk.
Thank you in advance for your help ;*

Delete all data, throw them out of the recycle bin and then stuff this partition with some neutral, large files (e.g. a Windows disk image with different names) and then delete them.
And that's it.

Often the SSD manufacturer equips the equipment with appropriate software I use Transcend,

Intel also has tools -
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/27656/Intel-Solid-State-Drive-Toolbox
https://www.dobreprogramy.pl/Intel-Solid-State-Drive-Toolbox,Program,Windows,28552.html

The solution can be effective encryption, e.g. with the whole disk truecrypt, the buyer will not have access to the data without knowing the password.

Bleubell wrote:

(I don't have a CD-ROM (!) so it must be some kind of flash drive program)

Only I know DBAN?
https://www.programosy.pl/program,dariks-boot-and-nuke.html
"By default, the program works based on the simplified form of DoD 5220.22-M, a method approved and used by United States Department "

Alternatively, use MHDD to reset.

sanfran wrote:

Delete all data,

How should "delete" ALL data from the system disk and then Windiws ???
Baron Munhausen pulling his hair out of the swamp?

Bleubell wrote:

It turns out that probably the only sensible solution is to reset the disk.

According to me, only from under Linux.
Just fill the disk, but to the full house (!) With nonsense. Then you can delete all partitions gparted. Let the new owner assume what and how much he wants.

jack63 wrote:

How should "delete" ALL data from the system disk and then Windiws ???

By pulling in the drive and connecting it as external to another computer.
Is that all you have to say on the tray?

sanfran wrote:

By pulling in the drive and connecting it as external to another computer.

And for what the hell or another disease, how can it be done with linux live ???