Keep Your Drive Sample Clauses

The "Keep Your Drive" clause allows a customer to retain their original hard drive when a device is serviced or replaced, rather than returning it to the manufacturer or service provider. In practice, this means that if a computer or server requires repair or replacement, the customer can keep the hard drive containing sensitive data, while the rest of the device is serviced or swapped out. This clause is particularly important for organizations concerned with data security and privacy, as it ensures that confidential information does not leave their control during hardware maintenance or warranty processes.
Keep Your Drive. Keep Your Drive, allows you to retain a defective drive that is replaced under the Lenovo Limited Warranty. This Service applies to the original drive in your product and any replacement storage drive provided for your product under the Lenovo Limited Warranty. You must provide Lenovo serial number of each drive which you retain under this Service and execute any document provided by ▇▇▇▇▇▇ acknowledging your retention of the hard drive. This Service does not apply to any drive provided by Lenovo for a product not purchased by you.
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Keep Your Drive. Under the Lenovo Limited Warranty, when Lenovo replaces a defective part of Your product, the defective part becomes the property of Lenovo. Under Keep Your Drive, You may retain a defective hard drive that is replaced under the Lenovo Limited Warranty. This Service applies to the original hard drive in Your product and any replacement hard drive provided for Your product under the Lenovo Limited Warranty. You must provide Lenovo with the serial number of each hard drive which You retain under this Service and execute any document provided by Lenovo acknowledging Your retention of the hard drive. This Service does not apply to any hard drive provided by Lenovo for a product not purchased by You.
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