Betty, there is a program "ERASER" from heidi.ie in Germany that I have been
using and it's great. It makes 7 passes to put 0's & 1's on the drive. I recently did 4 computers for a business. It took 4 hours to clean a 40Gb drive. For the URL, look in the archives for July 2, Rick Glazier's answer to
"floppy data cleaner" That will do it. AL SMITH
BettyHouse <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
After deleting sensitive information from a hard drive is there a way short of wiping the drive to make sure that the information cannot be accessed. Private information has been deleted and all cache files, internet files etc. deleted but I know that the information is still technically there. I had hoped to avoid having the hard drive completely wiped. Any information on an alternative to completely wiping the hard drive would be appreciated. Thank You - BJ
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