Computer Technology : How to Wipe Your Hard Drive

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In order to wipe a computer's hard drive, use a program called the Ultimate Boot CD by selecting an ISO and burning it to a CD. Remove a single partition from a hard drive, or the entire drive with help from a software developer in this free video on computer hard drives.



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