Other methods available include filling with pseudo-random number (conceals the fact that the data is wiped), DoD 5220.22-M with three passes and DoD 5200.28-STD with seven passes. R-Wipe & Clean comes with a list of five choices, ranging from the very fast and insecure zero filling in one pass to the much acclaimed Peter Gutmann method which is the slowest and safest as it performs 35 passes with a special number pattern. Wiping for unused space on drives as well as for deleting application traces is achieved by using standard algorithms. The application's wipe abilities comprise a suite that includes shredding free space on drives, wiping Internet left-overs from several web browsers (IE, Firefox, Opera, Netscape, AOL, MSN Explorer), removing application traces (the list includes the most popular softwares) cleaning system traces as well as letting the user create his/her own wipe list with files and folders.
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The categories of files to be wiped are expandable allowing for a full view of the subfolders.
By default this is set to tree-view which is actually more flexible in my opinion. R-Wipe & Clean's side panel view can be customized to show all the items either as bars or be placed in a tree. Feature set is available in the left hand side panel. All you need is a glance to realize that the entire application can be handled with the utmost ease. The looks are not at all impressive but in this case functionality prevails. The application can do even more than that as besides cleaning unwanted system files it can also wipe free space on computer drives providing total privacy for deleted files as well. R-Wipe & Clean is a $28.99 solution for the issue. The problem is not the fragile intimacy provided by your computer, but there is no use to keep files you are not going to use.
Good thing that there are plenty of applications able to wipe all of these leaving the system squeaky clean and with no traces.
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Starting from temporary files, open file history, Windows Firewall log, stored application descriptions, defragmentation list, Windows Update logs, stored network passwords or clipboard content, it is all saved by your computer in more or less specific folders. It is a known fact that your system will track everything you do on the computer whether you like it or not.
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