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Old 04-09-2016, 09:15 PM #2
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I pull out all my hard drives, then recycle the rest..
Some day I might sledge hammer the old drives, or use a mega strong magnet to mess up the information on them..
There should be computer recyclers around your area , that will take them without the drives, they dismantle them - metal, circuit boards etc.. if not new enough to rebuild.

It is pretty easy to open the case & take out the hard drive.
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