Permanently deleting files in Windows is not as straightforward as it seems.
Many people know that when a file is deleted in Windows, it goes into the
Recycle Bin and can be brought back to life by right-clicking on it and choosing
Restore.
But even after emptying the Recycle Bin, deleted files can be recovered with
specialist software.
When a file is deleted in Windows, it’s like deleting a book from a library
catalogue: although the book’s name disappears, the volume is still physically
present on one of the shelves.
This Workshop demonstrates Eraser, a program that permanently removes files
from hard disks. It is the equivalent of burning books, so take great care.
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