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Big mark
Does anyone know any free programs that delete the already deleted files
regards
Mark
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Mark
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K
Kevin
Huh? If you simply open the Recycle Bin and delete the contents, they are
gone. How can you delete something that has already been deleted?
gone. How can you delete something that has already been deleted?
T
Test User
Big mark said:Does anyone know any free programs that delete the already deleted files
regards
Mark
Are you thinking of file shredders?
http://www.tucows.com/preview/266328.html
Or do a search on file shredders.
You might want to consider that, if you are concerned about security, you'll
probably get what you pay for.
HTH
-pk
R
Ron
take a look at Ontrack (it ain't free though)
http://www.ontrack.com/dataeraser/
http://www.ontrack.com/dataeraser/
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Big mark
NO they are not just gone they are stored on the hard drive
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Andrew Bailey
Hi Big Mark,
I may be wrong here (no doubt someone will correct me if I am) but if you
defrag the hard drive after deleting your sensitive data the files will
become unrecoverable even for an undeleter.
Andy
I may be wrong here (no doubt someone will correct me if I am) but if you
defrag the hard drive after deleting your sensitive data the files will
become unrecoverable even for an undeleter.
Andy
K
Kevin
Yes, that's correct. No file deleted by choosing to right click and then
selecting Delete, or by selecting the file and choosing Edit>Delete is
removed from the hard drive. That file space is simply made available for
writing by the operating system. Nothing is ever "deleted" from your hard
drive without the use of third-party, so called "file shredder" applications
and disk overwrite programs.
Is this what you are asking about?
selecting Delete, or by selecting the file and choosing Edit>Delete is
removed from the hard drive. That file space is simply made available for
writing by the operating system. Nothing is ever "deleted" from your hard
drive without the use of third-party, so called "file shredder" applications
and disk overwrite programs.
Is this what you are asking about?
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Big mark
Yes that's it
Regards
Regards