[ SECRET POST #2615 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2615 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Trying to wipe and get rid of a computer

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks. I'm surprised it works, too. I hadn't even turned it on in about 2 years until I began the process of preparing to get rid of it.

When I was checking through things to see if there were any files I wanted to keep, I didn't find anything particularly sensitive, but I can't be 100% sure I never had something like a tax form or scan of my driver's license on there for a while before sending it to the Recycling Bin. I'll just remove the hard drives and call it done.

When I read through the minimum requirements for charities, they would say things like "Hard Drive – 40 GB or higher. RAM – 512 MB or higher." and my computer also says it has so many MB of RAM (less than 512), which is quite clearly not the same as the capacity of either hard drive, which both have about 19 GB each.