Top reasons to use Clear All History
- Information about all websites that you visited, information you entered in different websites, images, photos and movies that you downloaded and viewed, all programs you ran, etc is stored on your computer. History files are stored in different system areas of your hard drive. Simply deleting browser history, cache and cookies using standard browser options will not protect your privacy as some history tracks can't be deleted manually.
- Do you know that every file, program, movie, picture, photo, document and anything else you have previously deleted using simple 'Delete' are not permanently removed from your PC and can be restored?
If you delete files using standard Windows 'Delete' option and even format your hard drive, Windows does not actually remove file content from your PC. Windows just deletes a reference to the file from a table that lists all files on your computer but the content of the file still exists until Windows overwrites it with new information. So 'deleted' files are still kept on your hard drive and can be easily recovered. To protect your privacy, you should shred unwanted files without any chances to restore them.
Clear All History allows you to permanently delete all history files without the possibility of being recovered. Clear All History shreds history files before deleting using U.S. DoD 5220.22-M(E) algorithm to give you confidence that deleted history files can't be recovered
- Clear All History helps you improve and optimize your computer performance by deleting unnecessary temporary files created by Windows and other programs while operation. Although Temporary files and generally not harmful, these files take up a lot of space and can cause Windows to operate slower than usual.
Why you need file shredder
If you delete files using 'Delete' button and even empty Recycle Bin, it doesn't really delete files from your hard disk, removable disks, USB-flash drives, memory sticks, flash memory cards, picture cards, etc. Unfortunately this operation just removes the reference to the file but file still exists. That means that the information is still stored and it is possible to recover that information. To protect your privacy you should delete files permanently without any chances to restore them regularly wipe free space to ensure that previously 'deleted' files cannot be recovered.
Delete Files Permanently is advanced file shredder which enables you to wipe free space on a selected hard drive, thereby overwriting any previously deleted files, making recovery difficult or impossible.
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