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[!INCLUDE [applies-to-GPU-and-pro-r-and-mini-r-skus](../../includes/azure-stack-edge-applies-to-gpu-pro-r-mini-r-sku.md)]
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This article provides steps to reset an Azure Stack Edge device. After you reset your device, you can generate a Secure Erase Certificate that verifies details about your device and its data in an erase record.
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This article provides steps to reset an Azure Stack Edge device. The reset operation generates a Secure Erase Certificate that verifies details about your device in an erase record. You can also manually generate a Secure Erase Certificate.
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The Secure Erase Certificate includes software version details about the device and disk-by-disk details including data erasure type, data erasure method, and erasure verification method.
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The following erase types are supported:
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|Data erasure type |Description |
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|CryptoErase |Sanitizes the encryption key, leaving the data on disk unrecoverable. |
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|Block erase |Deletes all user data from the disk. |
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|CryptoAndBlockErase |Performs a crypto erase followed by a block erase. |
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## Reset the Azure Stack Edge device
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![Screenshot that shows the Azure portal option to confirm device reset for an Azure Stack Edge device.](media/azure-stack-edge-gpu-secure-erase-certificate/azure-stack-edge-secure-erase-certificate-reset-device-confirmation.png)
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1. The reset operation includes generation of a Secure Erase Certificate, as shown below:
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1. Azure Stack Edge device reset operation generates a Secure Erase Certificate, as shown below:
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![Screenshot of the Secure Erase Certificate following reset of an Azure Stack Edge device.](media/azure-stack-edge-gpu-secure-erase-certificate/azure-stack-edge-secure-erase-certificate.png)
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## Download the Secure erase certificate for your device
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## Download the Secure Erase Certificate for your device
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Use the following steps to download a Secure Erase Certificate for your device after device reset:
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1. **Troubleshooting** > **Support** > **Support package options** > **Create support package** > **Download support package**.
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1. On the Azure portal, select **Support** and then select **Secure erase certificate** from the **Support package options** dropdown.
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1. Select **Secure erase certificate**.
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![Screenshot of the Support package options dropdown menu for generating a Secure Erase Certificate following reset of an Azure Stack Edge device.](media/azure-stack-edge-gpu-secure-erase-certificate/azure-stack-edge-download-secure-erase-certificate.png)
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1. Select **Download Support package** to download the certificate without creating a full support package.
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## Next steps
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Yep
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- [What is Azure Stack Edge Pro 2?](azure-stack-edge-pro-2-overview.md)
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