Does anyone know of any recovery programs that Eraser effectively blocks that program from recovering my data (preferable one that works while using Windows)? It should also be effective at recovering data when I don't use Eraser to shred a file.
Basically just want something for testing. A...
Eraser's purpose is to overwrite files to make them virtually unrecoverable. If you have BitLocker Drive Encryption enabled, is there a need to still use Eraser on that drive?
I mean, if the entire drive is already in an encrypted form, and I delete a file normally, can it still be recovered...
I see. Does that also mean that if I have only one HDD, it doesn't matter if I erase a file from its folder or move it to the Recycle Bin and erase it there? Will there be any evidence in the original folder that the file I moved to the recycle bin and erased with Eraser used to be in the...
I have read in the Help file of Eraser that when you move a file across to a different drive, it should be done with Eraser Secure Move (if the file is important that is). This is because Windows simply copies the file over and then normally deletes it from the source drive.
Does the same...
Thanks for your reply. I am using 5.85 non-beta, and I see one called Library, and it does 35 passes for the Recycle Bin. I assume that is the Gutmann one in the Bin's context menu?
My version recommends in the Help file that the Gutmann one is the default and other ones are less secure. I...
Most people use the Erase Recycle Bin option when emptying the Recycle Bin with Eraser. But the latest version has many options and I have seen some posts about them.
But I wanted to ask 2 questions about it regarding passes.
1. Erase Recycle Bin does a single pass erase. But the default...
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