HDDs
Desktop hard drives, laptop hard drives, and many removed internal drives.
From loose drives to aging computers, the first question is whether the storage can be handled safely.
Acceptance depends on device type, condition, lock status, and whether the storage can be accessed or removed. If you are unsure, start a request with the best description you can give.
SSDs
Solid state drives from laptops, desktops, and other devices where the media is accessible.
External drives
USB hard drives, portable SSDs, and common backup devices.
Laptops
Old or retired laptops that may need storage identified, removed, or wiped as part of intake.
Desktops
Home computers and office towers that still contain local storage media.
Broken computers
Even if the machine does not power on, the storage may still be removable or reviewable for next steps.
Some tablets
Tablets may be possible depending on model, condition, and storage accessibility.
Home office storage devices
Loose backup drives, decommissioned office hardware, and small batches of retired equipment.
Other storage-containing devices
If the device includes accessible or removable storage, it may still be a fit even if it is uncommon.
Let DriveWipers know whether the device still powers on, whether the storage has already been removed, and anything else that helps plan the safest next step. Wiped drives stay with DriveWipers — you keep the PDF certificate of destruction.