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Having worked with computers since 1960 (IBM 7070 was a decimal-architecture intermediate data-processing system that was introduced by IBM in 1958. It was part of the IBM 700/7000 series, and was based on discrete transistors rather than the vacuum tubes of the 1950s. It was the company’s first transistorized stored-program computer)
I can say that any computer with storage memory can be wiped clean with no chance of data retrieval. There are scores of utilities available for anything in the world.
The very ability of memory bytes to store data makes it vulnerable to over-write it. The best you can retrieve is a date stamp of when the machine was last accessed. But that does not prove it was wiped clean and reloaded with clean software.

If the seized German server story is real, then it hardly matters. Trump has the proof already.

And if Trump's team didn't have the German server, then he surely would have sent the military in to take custody of the Dominion machines a long time ago.

If the seized German server story is real, then it hardly matters. Trump has the proof already.

And if Trump’s team didn’t have the German server, then he surely would have sent the military in to take custody of the Dominion machines a long time ago.>>> not sure if the german server could prove anything. Each county has its own domain. That is the dominion architecture.If you wanted to manipulate the particular domain then you would just log on to that domain. The audits are more useful at the county level were you can see: mailed out postage counts. Mailed in postage count. Lockbox counts. Print logs of ballots printed and voter database update logs. The high percentage of not returned ballots from the mail outs combined with the testimony of people not sending ballots back but being recorded as voted shows where the manufactured ballots most likely are. Then any recounts will simply recount the manufactured ballots.