====== Reset/Uninitialize a disk via CLI (DISKPART) ======

To remove all partitions and uninitialize a disk on Windows a tool called ''DISKPART'' can be used. It is installed by default on all Windows versions, to perform an uninitialization administrator permissions are required.
The functionality described here is only a minimum of all the things DISKPART can do.

Firstly run ''DISKPART'' within an Admin CMD:
<code bash>DISKPART</code>

Then list all disks by running ''LIST DISK'':
<code bash>LIST DISK</code>

Select the disk that should be uninitialized by running: ''SELECT DISK <ID>''
<code bash>SELECT DISK <ID></code>

Finally ''CLEAN'' the disk, all data will be destroyed! 
<code bash>clean</code>
This tool/way to reset won't replace the whole disks with zeroes, it will just delete the partition table as well as the initialization format (like gpt).

To reuse the disk a reinitialization is required, this can be done graphically by entering the disk partition manager.