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I'm unclear if Eraser is supposed to do this, but if it's not does anyone know of a way to do this...
When I erase files (with Eraser - latest version) the files are unrecoverable, however when I run an undelete program the filenames in most cases are still there on the fat table (I'm assuming the filenames are in the fat table)... is there a way to get rid of those filenames?
When I run an undelete program in any method (cluster scan, etc) I dont want any filenames to appear even if they are not recoverable (or in poor quality).
I've run the Wipe Free Diskspace feature a couple times, but the filenames are still there...
Am I clear on what I want to accomplish? and does anyone know how to do this...
When I erase files (with Eraser - latest version) the files are unrecoverable, however when I run an undelete program the filenames in most cases are still there on the fat table (I'm assuming the filenames are in the fat table)... is there a way to get rid of those filenames?
When I run an undelete program in any method (cluster scan, etc) I dont want any filenames to appear even if they are not recoverable (or in poor quality).
I've run the Wipe Free Diskspace feature a couple times, but the filenames are still there...
Am I clear on what I want to accomplish? and does anyone know how to do this...