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Delete Files Permanently
Erase sensitive files and wipe free space
Prevent sensitive information from being recovered! |
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| › completely delete sensitive files |
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| › easily delete folders content |
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| › wipe free space |
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| › empty and wipe the Recycle Bin |
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| › built-in wiping schemes list |
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| › wiping scheme Viewer |
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| › wiping scheme Editor |
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| › easy-to-use |
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› invisible mode
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Protect Your Privacy with Delete Files Permanently
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Delete Files Permanently supports
Windows 7, Vista, Windows XP
Windows 2008, 2003, 2000, ME, 98
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How to permanently erase files
Need to permanently erase files from a hard drive, removable disks and USB-flash drives?
Delete Files Permanently - easy solution to permanently erase files on Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2008, 2003, 2000, ME and 98.
When you delete files using the 'Delete' button, it doesn't really delete files from your hard drive, removable disks, USB-flash drives, memory sticks, flash memory cards, picture cards, etc. This operation just removes the reference to the files but the files still exist.
With Delete Files Permanently you can:
- permanently erase files from a hard drive
- permanently erase files from a removable disk
- permanently erase files from a flash drive and more
How to permanently erase files from a hard drive
Every file, program, movie, picture, photo, document and all other files you delete using the 'Delete' command are not permanently deleted from your hard drive and can be restored. Windows just deletes a reference but the content of the file still exists until Windows overwrites it with new information.
With Delete Files Permanently you can permanently erase files from your hard drive. You can easily select the pattern of bits as well as the number of times the data will be overwritten. Delete Files Permanently is integrated with the Windows shell so you can easily erase files by right-clicking on them and selecting the 'Delete Permanently' option from the Windows Explorer right-click menu.
How to permanently erase deleted files
It could be lots of different situations when it is absolutely necessary to permanently erase deleted files:
- if you have sensitive files on your computer and now you are selling or discarding it
- if you want to free up disk space to improve computer speed
- if you want or delete files, photos or pictures from removable disks, memory sticks, etc.
But it is not enough to empty the Recycle Bin or format a hard drive to permanently erase deleted files. If you empty the Recycle Bin and even format your hard drive, 'deleted' files still exist on your hard drive and can be easily recovered.
If you delete files using the standard Windows 'Delete' option, Windows does not actually remove file content from your hard drive. Windows just deletes a reference to the file from a table that lists all files on your computer but the content of the file still exists until Windows overwrites it with new information. So deleted files are still kept on your hard drive and can be easily recovered. To protect your privacy, you should permanently erase deleted files without any chances to restore them.
Delete Files Permanently helps you permanently erase deleted files on hard drives, removable disks, USB-flash drives, etc
How to permanently erase history files
Your computer stores all tracks of your online and offline activity. However getting rid of your Internet and computer history manually is much more difficult than you would think as history files are stored in many different locations, and if you delete history files using the 'Delete' button and even if you use the 'Empty Recycle Bin' option, it doesn't completely erase history files from your computer. Some history files can't be deleted manually.
Clear All History provides an easy solution to permanently erase history files from your computer.
Erase files FAQ
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