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Not sure but I don't think that this is a feature yet. You might want to add this in a wish list or something similar.

That's actually possible. But if you put a program on a USB drive, there would be a huge chance that it would be slow when used since it will get the files onto the drive and the speed won't be that good when compared to being stored on an HDD.

Hi Russell, not sure I am am following. What localization are you referring to?

Hi buddy, looks like you don't have access to this file/folder. Are you logged in as admin? Windows 7? Try granting permission on this folder too.

Re: Is a file moved to a USB drive recoverable in hard drive To me, moving is just the same concept as deleting, only, the file is pasted elsewhere after deleting. You need to run the program if you want that file not being able to be recovered I guess.

This thread should help you out. viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8005

You mentioned that this has started a week ago, have you made any modifications so far? Like may a security software installation or anything? Try running a system restore, this is my favorite. Set to to one week back.

Even if you are logged in as admin, when you're trying to install this, right click on the exe file and hit on run as admin. Hope it makes a difference.

Can you please specify what that means?

SOunds reasonable. I would allow the developers some time. Rushing things would lead to a non desirable results. Just saying.

This is the main task of the software, by overwriting it several times. I guess that would be a no. SOrry to bring this to you.

Yah. Currently, that's the work around that I am using and so far it's working pretty well for me.

Another thing that I suspect is that there may be changes that was done in your system causing a software conflict or something. Can you recall any?

Hi. I hope this is what you're looking for. viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8881&p=27020&hilit=multiple+files#p27020

Hi Kome, can you please rephrase this? What are you trying to delete and what error message do you get after?

Correct me if I'm wrong but grindong noise is more like a physical issue. I mean your drive is about to die mechanically. Back would be nice here as well as purchasing a new one if out of warranty already.

You would not want to do this. It would defeat the purpose of your license. How did you disable it at startup? Msconfig?

From my point of view, the installer is a 32 bit version. Either, you can look for a 64bit version for an installer, if it exists, or you can only install this on a32 bit Windows.

+1 on this. Would love to see this developed. There might be a problem with license though.

Ibelieve that this is a basic task. I would suggest that you go over the tutorial. It's really helpful.