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DBAN - Hard Drive Eraser (Bootable USB) - Nuke, Remove, Destroy, and Disk Wiper

$ 4.74

Availability: 145 in stock
  • Minimum Hard Drive Space: Less than 50 MB
  • Platform: Windows
  • License Category: GPL
  • Format: USB
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Minimum Processor Speed: 512 MHz
  • Operating Systems: Windows Vista
  • Brand: DBAN
  • Type: Hard Drive Erase
  • Minimum RAM: 512 MB
  • Condition: Brand New
  • Number of Devices: Unlimited
  • For Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows 10
  • Modified Item: No
  • Non-Domestic Product: No
  • Language: English

    Description

    DBAN Hard Drive Eraser Software
    USB Bootable Version
    What is DBAN Hard Drive Eraser?
    A bootable USB loaded with DBAN erases all your hard drives entirely beyond revival. It is easy to use and has on screen instruction process. All data is piled up on your computer's hard drives get completely wiped out, such as personal information, passwords, sensitive accounts information, emails, pictures, and everything that is stored on your computer.
    Characteristics of The Bootable USB:
    - The bootable USB has on screen instructions which start automatically
    - Easy to use! (insert the USB, and restart the computer booting to USB)
    - Erases all of the data on the hard drive entirely! (Leaves no mark of recovering it by any methods)
    - Meets U.S. Dept. of Defense DOD 5220.22M Disk Sanitizing Specifications
    - Any size of hardware can be removed (IDE, SCSI, or SATA) including thumb drives, hard drives, etc.
    - Removes all Partition Tables & Drive Formats (FAT16, FAT32, NTFS & Linux)
    - Erases ALL Operating systems completely and return the hard drive to its original state for reuse
    Included:
    A single (1) labeled USB drive (of varied color including orange, black, yellow, purple, red, white, or green) will be included with DBAN version 2.30 (the latest version) ready to use! Drive pictured is a good representation of drive you will receive!
    NOTE:
    You may be required to put your BIOS into legacy mode (instead of UEFI) for this device to boot. This is common on newer computers. This can be done by entering your BIOS at time of startup, or in some cases can be done in Windows 8 and 10.
    https://www.howtogeek.com/126016/three-ways-to-access-the-windows-8-boot-options-menu/