Originally Published: 13 Aug 2026
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Minimum System Requirements
BCWipe Total WipeOut needs Windows system for Configuration Wizard installation. The Wizard program is used for creating a bootable USB disk and/or preparing an ISO image.
BCWipe Total WipeOut allows you to boot a computer with one of following platforms:
- x86, BIOS or EFI
- x64, BIOS or EFI, including Intel-based Mac
Product Updates
12-August-2026 | v.5.4.03
- Fixed minor bugs
14-November-2025 | v.5.4.00*
- Introduced graphical user interface for the bootable erasure environment
- Updated Linux kernel modules to v. 6.8
*This release requires a one-time manual installation. For more information, please refer to the following Knowledge Base article
25-September-2024 | v.5.3.05
Improved erasure protocols for drives’ hidden areas
15-July-2024 | v.5.3.02
- Added ability to use alternative boot options for troubleshooting the boot process
- Added ‘Jetico recommended’ wiping schemes
31-January-2024 | v.5.3.0
- Added support for USB (incl. USB-C) to Ethernet adapters
- Updated modules for compatibility with BCWipe Total WipeOut – Enterprise Server edition
23-November-2022 | v.5.02.5
- Added support for a larger set of keyboards
- Updated modules for compatibility with BCWipe Total WipeOut – Enterprise Server edition
30-September-2022 | v.5.02.3
- Updated modules for compatibility with BCWipe Total WipeOut – Enterprise Server edition
25-August-2022 | v.5.02.2
- Revised erasure process when performed via USB disk docks and built-in card readers
17-June-2022 | v.5.02.1
Updated Linux kernel modules to v. 5.15
08-April-2022 | v.5.02.0
- Updated embedded third-party libraries
25-November-2021 | v.5.01.0
- Updated modules for compatibility with BCWipe Total WipeOut Enterprise Server edition
16-November-2021 | v.5.00.5
General availability of BCWipe Total WipeOut v.5 announced.
- Introduced support for Microsoft’s Secure Boot
- Added support for automated User Data Erase for NVMe drives
- Streamlined interface in the configuration Wizard
- Partial verification for wiping activities