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File Shredder 2000 is a small file utility that will completely erase the
contents of sensitive files and folders that you specify. Normal file deletion only
removes a file's directory entry, but leaves the data contained in the file on your disk
drive. File Shredder completely overwrites the contents of a file and then deletes it.
To shred files and folders simply drag them to the File Shredder icon in the same way you
would the Recycle Bin.
You can also shred files by right-clicking on them from the MS Windows Explorer and
selecting the Send To item on the popup context menu.
File Shredder has two file wiping methods available, a standard two-pass file clearing
procedure and an NSA approved seven-pass file erasure method. For normal file deletion
operations the two-pass method should be sufficient, but if you want to thoroughly erase a
file's contents before deleting it the NSA approved method may be used.
Note Files and folders selected for shredding can not
be recovered using an undelete program. The purpose of File Shredder is to completely
remove sensitive files and their contents from you disk drive. Once a file has been
shredded it can not be recovered using sophisticated file restoration utilities.
Click on the following link to view a screen shot
of File Shredder.
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Version 4.2 |
This is a
maintenance release. |
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Requires |
MS Windows
95/98, ME, XP, Vista, 2000 or Windows NT |
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Download |
SHREDDER.ZIP
(547K Bytes) |
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Updated |
April 14th,
2006 |
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Installation |
Unzip to a
temporary directory and run SETUP.EXE |
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Price |
Free to try, $14.95
if you decide to keep it. |
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Registration |
Order by
Credit Card via RegNet. |
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Support |
E-Mail for File
Shredder user support |
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