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1) Yes, I have done this and used various software recovery to try detect the files and found none of my business files. Using the Pseudorandom (1 pass) option. 2) You dont lose any of the unused space, you can check before and check after, its fine...

On the drive you are working on If your using the Pseudorandom erasing setting.. Try reading this FAQ topic viewtopic.php?f=35&t=6014

Eraser creates a folder with random letters, if that is there, delete it.. It contains files with no extension and made of random lettering, each file is about 221mb The error was probably about it cant access the "System Volume Information" access denied ... You can view the error by right...

I had the exact same problem, everytime I tried to go over the unused dick space that error saying: I went to the properties of the shortcut to Eraser and set it to run as administrator, did nothing, then tried the security Tab of same properties, click EDIT button and set all except...