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How to delete unused files
When you delete files using the standard 'Delete' option, Windows does not completely delete the content of these files from the disk - it only deletes 'references' to these files from files system tables. The content of all unused files remain on the disk and can be easily restored using a recovery utility.
Even if you emptied the Recycle Bin or formatted your hard drive, unused files are not completely deleted from your computer.
Delete Files Permanently is an advanced file shredder that helps you permanently delete unused files from your computer using the 'Wipe Free Space' option.
Delete unused files with Delete Files Permanently
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With Delete Files Permanently you can permanently delete unused files on Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2003/2000/ME/98.
You can use Delete Files Permanently to:
- delete unused files from your computer
- delete unused files from removable disks
- delete unused files from USB drives and more
You can easily select the pattern of bits as well as the number of times the data will be overwritten.
Using Delete Files Permanently you can choose if you want to delete unused files using the built-in wiping schemes or you can create your own wiping scheme.
How to delete unused temporary files
Windows temporary directory stores Windows and other programs temporary files. This directory can contain files from programs you no longer have installed or files which may violate your privacy. Although Temporary files and generally not harmful, they take up lots of space and can cause Windows to operate slower than usual.
Need to improve and optimize your computer's performance by deleting unused temporary files created by Windows and other programs while operation? Try Clear All History
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How to use Delete Files Permanently
• Can I use the program on several computers?
We can recommend that you use the portable version of Delete Files Permanently. The portable version is usually installed on a removable drive so you can use it on any computer where you plug in your removable drive.
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