News 8 August 2016

Rotary offers computer recycling

The New Hampton Rotary Club will hold a computer recycling event in cooperation with Goodwill Industries and Dell on Friday, Aug. 12 from 3 to 6 p.m. on the corner of Main and Linn (CarQuest parking lot). With questions call Suellen Kolbet at 364-5906.The following items will be accepted at no cost:MonitorsIf the glass is broken, place the monitor in a cardboard box lined with a large plastic garbage bag. Seal the box and clearly label it with "broken monitor" and the date.Computers (Desktop & Laptop) See Hard Drives, below.Printers Including laser & inkjetScannersIf the glass is broken, place the scanner in a cardboard box lined with a large plastic garbage bag. Seal the box and clearly label it with "broken scanner" and the date.Hard Drives (External or Internal)Dell and Goodwill Industries do not accept liability for lost or confidential data or software. You are responsible for backing up any valuable information and erasing sensitive data from the hard drive before dropping it off. (If you want to completely erase the hard drive, you can find a number of free services available online.)Keyboards Wired or wirelessMice Wired or wirelessSpeakers With or without cablesCords & Cables Including power cords & USB cablesInk & Toner Cartridges Full or emptySoftware Please include the license key.Microsoft Xbox® and Microsoft Zune®    Systems & peripheralsMicrosoft-branded Webcams

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