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I'm decommissioning my Toshiba system for sale and would like to wipe all data & reset everything to its factory default settings. Does anyone know an easy way to do this? I'd like to reset my CIX1200, Strata MAS, and Stratagy iES32 systems.
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This is not something we want to explain how to do in an open forum. Although the CIX processor is easy to default, it'll take quite a number of steps to wipe all data and reset the other components and you have to know what you're doing so that you don't render them inoperable. So it's best to have a qualified Toshiba tech do it.
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