how can i delete everything on my pc, is there away? without
formating windows? so its deffently deleted, because im leaving
this pc behind soon, and thought id try to clear it up?
how can i delete everything on my pc, is there away? without
formating windows? so its deffently deleted, because im leaving
this pc behind soon, and thought id try to clear it up?
go to add / remove programs....and take everything off. And then go through and delete every folder on C: that isn't windows, program files, and/ or documents and settings. Then clear your cache and temporary internet files and offline files. Should be pretty close to clean then. I'd recommend formating and just tossing a fresh copy of xp on it personally.
http://www.download.com/3000-2092-10188745.html
Then reload your OS and drivers
Programs like that are a must, they'll get rid of everything withough having to worry.
I'd just format, and then reinstall the OS.
doing a uninstall or even a format dosent do s**t. You can recover nearly 95% of files after a format some people have even been able to recover a OS to a bootabe state after a format using "special" progs.... elegedly....I for one have never seen it done but I have recovered files after a format lots of times.
There are programs that delete, then write over, delete, then write over again to make sure the data is totaly gone but I duno what the are called. Try a google search. Thats the only way to be sure the data is totaly gone. Other than taking a hammer to the drive. lol.![]()
There are programs that can fill an entire drive with information that consists of 0 and 1's. Then after the whole thing is swiped and written over with blank information, then reinstall windows.
exacticaly what I mean appart from much better put.Originally Posted by Thug Nasty
Heh got your back Damien.![]()
I'm really not sure what the monkey has to do with it, but hey, monkeys are badass.
I think you have to remove your hard drive and then trash it.Originally Posted by stompin
There are programs that "write 0's" to the drive which takes forever depending on the size of your hard drive. There is no way to recover information when you do that. Or you can do it the old fashioned way with a really heavy duty magnet![]()
Originally Posted by Damien_III
One word. . .
Autoclave
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