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Two-line backlit LCD controlled with four soft-touch menu navigation buttonsĢ.95" x 4.33" x 1.06" (75mm x 110mm x 27mm) SATA 512n and 512e type drives (incompatible with 4Kn type drives)ĭrive access, HPA/DCO detected, error, power input status, power output status Mini PCIe USB (with PATA Adapter mPCIe).Mini PCIe SATA (with PATA Adapter mPCIe).Mini PCIe PATA (with PATA Adapter mPCIe).MacBook Air 2010 (with SATA Adapter MBA2010).Toshiba 1.8" drives (with PATA Adapter 18-TOSH).Hitachi 1.8" drives (with PATA Adapter 25).PATA/IDE 2.5" drives (with PATA Adapter 25).It also wipes (or, if you prefer, shreds) free space. It integrates with Windows Explorer, so you can right-click a file and wipe it off the drive. The Entire Drive option won’t let you wipe C:, but it will let you wipe a separate data partition.įile Shredder : This small, light, free program does exactly what the name says. Go to Tools > Drive Wiper and make your choices. Here are three programs I recommend for this job:Ĭcleaner : Amongst its many other capabilities, this free, all-around cleanup tool can wipe partitions or free space. After all, that’s where the security problem resides. You can also wipe the free space that’s available for new files.If you know what needs to be destroyed, this is the best way. You can wipe individual files that contain sensitive information.Wiping the C: partition will destroy your Windows installation, and wiping the entire drive may make a Windows reinstall impossible. This is theoretically the most secure approach, but it’s slow, difficult, and dangerous. You can wipe the entire drive or partition.
You can securely erase (or wipe) a hard drive’s data by writing ones and zeros over it (I’ll get to SSDs below).
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