If you are
planning to pass your computer on to someone else
(a friend or family member) or selling it to a
stranger, you need to know that your personal data
is safely deleted. You may THINK that because you
have formatted the drive everything is OK. I can
assure you that it isn’t. Deleted files can easily
be un-deleted, even when the drive has been
formatted.
However, now that Drive Erase Pro is on the scene, your worries are over.
If you have just one drive in your computer, and you want to fully, completely and securely erase everything on that drive, Drive Erase pro. Has a Boot CD especially for this purpose.
Just put this Boot CD in your drive (making sure that your computer is configured to boot from a CD) and re-boot the computer. When the machine restarts the Drive Erase pro, screen will appear. You’ll be asked some simple but potentially vital questions. Once the process starts there’s nothing left for you to do. On my 3.4 GHz Intel P4, with a 200 GB SATA drive, this process took around 3 hours, so be prepared to wait (or get on with something else on another machine is the best idea).
When it was finished there was no trace of anything at all on that drive. I re-installed Windows XP and the machine was ready for selling. If you just want to completely erase sensitive documents and other personal stuff (passwords, photos, etc.) from your drive, then Install and run Drive Erase Pro from your desktop, follow the instructions – you can pick the individual folders and/or files that you want to erase – and Drive Erase pro. Will do the rest.
You can also permanently erase your Internet surfing tracks, so nobody ever need know what sites you have visited, or what passwords you have used. Drive Erase Pro will even erase date from camera media cards, USB flash drives, and much more. There is so much more to Drive Erase Pro. It is a complete security package that, anyone that is worried about sensitive material getting into the wrong hands, just can’t do without.
The box says it gives ‘Total Privacy Protection’. I can confirm this is absolutely correct, and can recommend it without any worries.
However, now that Drive Erase Pro is on the scene, your worries are over.
If you have just one drive in your computer, and you want to fully, completely and securely erase everything on that drive, Drive Erase pro. Has a Boot CD especially for this purpose.
Just put this Boot CD in your drive (making sure that your computer is configured to boot from a CD) and re-boot the computer. When the machine restarts the Drive Erase pro, screen will appear. You’ll be asked some simple but potentially vital questions. Once the process starts there’s nothing left for you to do. On my 3.4 GHz Intel P4, with a 200 GB SATA drive, this process took around 3 hours, so be prepared to wait (or get on with something else on another machine is the best idea).
When it was finished there was no trace of anything at all on that drive. I re-installed Windows XP and the machine was ready for selling. If you just want to completely erase sensitive documents and other personal stuff (passwords, photos, etc.) from your drive, then Install and run Drive Erase Pro from your desktop, follow the instructions – you can pick the individual folders and/or files that you want to erase – and Drive Erase pro. Will do the rest.
You can also permanently erase your Internet surfing tracks, so nobody ever need know what sites you have visited, or what passwords you have used. Drive Erase Pro will even erase date from camera media cards, USB flash drives, and much more. There is so much more to Drive Erase Pro. It is a complete security package that, anyone that is worried about sensitive material getting into the wrong hands, just can’t do without.
The box says it gives ‘Total Privacy Protection’. I can confirm this is absolutely correct, and can recommend it without any worries.
Nova Development Drive Erase Pro Review