Permanent deleting software?

K

Hi Guys,

If files, Internet History files, log files and almost all files that we are using are deleted, they can be recovered by using any recovery software. I need asoftware that should delete such files permanently, I mean, make them all unrecoverable. Which FREE AND GENUINE software you recommend out of experience?

P

Try Eraser at *eraser.heidi.ie/
After deleting everything you want to delete, secure-erase the empty space.

kumarn_2004 said:
Hi Guys,

If files, Internet History files, log files and almost all files that we are using are deleted, they can be recovered by using any recovery software. I need asoftware that should delete such files permanently, I mean, make them all unrecoverable. Which FREE AND GENUINE software you recommend out of experience?

Use ccleaner. It deletes the internet history files securely. like in eraser.

K

pimpom said:
Try Eraser at *eraser.heidi.ie/
After deleting everything you want to delete, secure-erase the empty space.

Hi,

I installed Eraser. I want to know onething that is “If I have already deleted some files, without using your software ,which are on C drive. Then how to delete permanently such files,I mean, make them unrecoverable,Sir?”

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papul1993 said:
Use ccleaner. It deletes the internet history files securely. like in eraser.

Hi,

Files deleted ccleaner are easily recoverable,I think.

kumarn_2004 said:
Hi,

I installed Eraser. I want to know onething that is Â“If I have already deleted some files, without using your software ,which are on C drive. Then how to delete permanently such files,I mean, make them unrecoverable,Sir?Â”

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Hi,

Files deleted ccleaner are easily recoverable,I think.

there is an option in ccleaner that enables you to delete files securely.

See, basically each and any file deleted can be recovered until anything new is written on that/those specific data cluster(s).

Like, I had a file which occupied cluster X on my Hard disk. I deleted it. Now I can still recover it using a software like TuneUp Undelete. But if I saved/copied a new file to my hard disk, and by chance it gets written on that cluster X, only then the previous file will be rendered unrecoverable.

You can try doing a Defragment after you delete your web browsing history.

Anyways, this isn't anything to be paranoid about.

R

yep i guess defragmentation is the only way...