So, I installed Eraser 6-rc5, becsause I mean, it's Eraser, so all that beta scarrying stuff must be bluff, it's Eraser after all.
(I might add that I use Windows XP x64.)
Well, after starting two free space cleaning tasks, all I had to ask - does anybody check if it compiles? :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
The fact that .net crashed when I tried to select a drive I wanted to was a dead giveaway, that maybe this whole talking about betaness waqsn't just posturing. But I keept going on, and soon figured that even without working gui, I can still add tasks via right click explorer integration.
So I added a few and went to sleep.
In the morning, Eraser was consuming a whooping 1.8GB of ram and soon after it crashed. But if you though that bringing my system to halt by excessive memory consumption was bad, you'w gotta see what it did with the hard drives.
More precisely - it did this:
I'm quite surprised that NTFS can hold so many files in single directory.
Oh, and then the worst came - Eraser 6 doesn't have an uninstaller. Well, it's supposed to have an entry in add remove pgorams, but it just happens that add remove programs stopped working the same day (let me guess, it tries to parse directory structure and chockes on that certain "little" one? Wo know, it might be unrelated...). And Eraser6 doesn't have uninstall shortcut in start menu, or anything that look remotely like uninstaller in it's install directory.
Luckily, that one was solved by overintalling older version oferaser into Eraser6 directory and then uninstalling that older version promptly. And then deleting everything left in that directory and up to three directories near it. And then spraying hdd with holy water (ok, not that last one).
So, at the end, here I am:
Eraser-less, and with 1 124 073 files I need to delete.
Seriously, explorer.exe seems to crash on that many files. As amusing as it looks, I really need to get rid of those files and I don't really know how. Any help will be appreciated.
(I might add that I use Windows XP x64.)
Well, after starting two free space cleaning tasks, all I had to ask - does anybody check if it compiles? :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
The fact that .net crashed when I tried to select a drive I wanted to was a dead giveaway, that maybe this whole talking about betaness waqsn't just posturing. But I keept going on, and soon figured that even without working gui, I can still add tasks via right click explorer integration.
So I added a few and went to sleep.
In the morning, Eraser was consuming a whooping 1.8GB of ram and soon after it crashed. But if you though that bringing my system to halt by excessive memory consumption was bad, you'w gotta see what it did with the hard drives.
More precisely - it did this:
I'm quite surprised that NTFS can hold so many files in single directory.
Oh, and then the worst came - Eraser 6 doesn't have an uninstaller. Well, it's supposed to have an entry in add remove pgorams, but it just happens that add remove programs stopped working the same day (let me guess, it tries to parse directory structure and chockes on that certain "little" one? Wo know, it might be unrelated...). And Eraser6 doesn't have uninstall shortcut in start menu, or anything that look remotely like uninstaller in it's install directory.
Luckily, that one was solved by overintalling older version oferaser into Eraser6 directory and then uninstalling that older version promptly. And then deleting everything left in that directory and up to three directories near it. And then spraying hdd with holy water (ok, not that last one).
So, at the end, here I am:
Eraser-less, and with 1 124 073 files I need to delete.
Seriously, explorer.exe seems to crash on that many files. As amusing as it looks, I really need to get rid of those files and I don't really know how. Any help will be appreciated.