Erasing the disk is enough, the subject of the bios is unlikely to have any malware.
If the disks have a good % of useful life, it is not necessary to change them.
Use Ubuntu if it is for normal use.
Erasing the disk is enough, the subject of the bios is unlikely to have any malware.
If the disks have a good % of useful life, it is not necessary to change them.
Use Ubuntu if it is for normal use.
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