Guide me to divest of replaced laptop - give away, sell (cheap), what?
So the old one is 8 GB (new one 16), basically working fine for my low tech needs (email, pics, docs, DU), but what led to the replacement was a recurring popup "storage low free up space" and even now that I cleaned out my personal files that popup still pops. My uninformed point being, will it be usable for somebody and should the price be half off/all off?
It's an HP, Windows 11. Also, HP sold and did a "mover" to send most of my stuff to the new one and the Eraser to wipe whatever. But I put the pics and documents on a thumbdrive, deleted them from the laptop, and tech support for the Eraser said it was better just to do a factory reset instead of doing an Erase, fine. But when the reset got to 62% it tapped out and said "no changes made" and went bye-bye. So it's fairly clear of my stuff? The basic question being, is it usable for whomever whether gifted or sold?
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It will be gone by the end of the day. 
Just list it for free, describing it as best as you can, and you can decide how to hand it off. You can meet at some public place if you want, or just leave it in a box at your front door for pick-up. I would say something like:
Working Windows 11 HP model whatever laptop, I got a new one and am giving this one away for free. Reply for pick up address.
Piece of cake!
