Dr.Preventor 5.5.0
| Developer: |
LAZgroup (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/NT 4.x/XP/2000/2003/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic x64 |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$49.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 1 MB |
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Dr. Preventor protects your privacy by making the files you thought you ?쓙hrew away??unrecoverable. Simple but full of options, the Doctor eradicates the ?쐂eleted??data at the maximum possible speed without damaging the files you still need. You can even leave a personal message to hackers, from ?쏷his computer donated by...??to ?쏶tay away from my stuff!?? If you sell, recycle or give away an old computer, or if your laptop or memory stick is stolen, hackers and identity thieves can recover the files you ?쐔hrew away??in the Recycle Bin, because they are not necessarily erased. When a computer saves a file it writes the data on a disc (or memory stick) and makes a note of the file?셲 location. When you put the file in the Recycle Bin and ?쐃mpty??it, the computer erases its note of the file?셲 location, but the actual data is left intact on the disc until some other file is eventually written over it. Hackers can easily find and read these files using standard data recovery software.
The Dr. Preventor Data Recovery Protection program makes your deleted files unrecoverable by systematically writing meaningless numbers everywhere except on the current files. Regular users can get started in two clicks, while the paranoid can choose how many times to overwrite and whether to use zeros, random numbers, or a personal message.
Safeguarding a large hard drive can take hours, depending on the disc?셲 size, its connection to the computer, the fragmentation of the file structure, and the level of security desired. A graphic chart and detailed log give a clear picture of the Doctor?셲 progress and speed. You can always see how much time remains until your disc is clean.
Dr. Preventor is an easy, fast and reliable tool to permanently erase deleted computer files. Hackers and identity thieves won?셳 be able to recover your confidential data if your computer or memory stick is stolen or resold. You?셪l be glad you protected yourself with Dr. Preventor. |
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