Resetting Dsm without wiping hdd

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Resetting Dsm without wiping hdd

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Hey guys.
Just wondering if I can reset dsm without wiping hard drives.
Also can I get dsm to use the data on the disks after install.

Thanks
 
Hey guys.
Just wondering if I can reset dsm without wiping hard drives.
Also can I get dsm to use the data on the disks after install.

Thanks
As @Rusty said you can reset DSM.
DSM is the operation system of the NAS, reset is a factory reset, will put the device with all factory settings.
I never done in a Synology NAS but i done that in many other devices.
Your hard drives must work after a reset, because you dont format the hdds but only a hard reset , it affects only the device.

Another note:
If you are using HSR (hybrid synology raid) hdds with only work with devices that support HSR.
 

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