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If I do move the files what and how? Also I need a good disk cleaner. To totally wipe it clean?
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Posted 02 August 2009 - 06:09 AM
This is my second question, from my IE post.
If I do move the files what and how? Also I need a good disk cleaner. To totally wipe it clean?
Thank You Again David C Sr:eek:
If I do move the files what and how? Also I need a good disk cleaner. To totally wipe it clean?
Thank You Again David C Sr:eek:
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Posted 02 August 2009 - 09:41 AM
A link to your oginal post...would help.
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Posted 03 August 2009 - 08:47 AM
Sorry about That...
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Posted 03 August 2009 - 10:18 AM
This will 'nuke' everything (operating system, files folders ... the lot) - is that more drastic than you intended?
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If you want something less drastic, have a look at Eraser. This description fromTechSupportAlert:
"Eraser will securely erase selected files and folders, or even whole disks, located on your hard drive (it works with any drive, including IDE, SCSI and RAID, and CD-RWs). Eraser can overwrite the data area with your choice of a variety of random data patterns, and can also wipe data in the paging file, Internet cache, temporary files, Internet cookies, unused disk space, and a number of other places where data can secretly lurk. It can handle FAT16, FAT32, and NTFS partitions. Erasing files with a high level of security will always be a difficult and time consuming task, and absolute 100% safety cannot be guaranteed. However, Eraser makes the task about as easy as it can be, at a security level that exceeds most conceivable requirements."
http://www.dban.org/
If you want something less drastic, have a look at Eraser. This description fromTechSupportAlert:
"Eraser will securely erase selected files and folders, or even whole disks, located on your hard drive (it works with any drive, including IDE, SCSI and RAID, and CD-RWs). Eraser can overwrite the data area with your choice of a variety of random data patterns, and can also wipe data in the paging file, Internet cache, temporary files, Internet cookies, unused disk space, and a number of other places where data can secretly lurk. It can handle FAT16, FAT32, and NTFS partitions. Erasing files with a high level of security will always be a difficult and time consuming task, and absolute 100% safety cannot be guaranteed. However, Eraser makes the task about as easy as it can be, at a security level that exceeds most conceivable requirements."
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