Shreading

[HockeyxStudd]

If you shread objects instead of just recycle them you cant get them back no matter wat. RIGHT?

 

[shupola]

If you shread objects instead of just recycle them you cant get them back no matter wat. RIGHT?

unless you are really patient and have a steay enough hand to tape all those peices back together. lol

 

[HockeyxStudd]

Lol nice.....i hope taht was a joke i mean shreading data

 

[Ku-sama]

well, in a way, you need careful hands to peice back together the file after being shreaded on your computer, i think Most files are always going to be there unless you reformat like 4 times i think it is

 

[shupola]

Lol nice.....i hope taht was a joke i mean shreading data

ROFL!! no i was serious........i just reread your post and misunderstood it the first time.

not sure what your talking about, but have you tried system restore?

 

[HockeyxStudd]

I mean like if i want to delete a file so that there is no way to bring it back.how.

 

[shupola]

I mean like if i want to delete a file so that there is no way to bring it back.how.

just delete it and then empty the recycle bin.

 

[Ku-sama]

doenst always work, i accidently deleted a song and recovered it in dos

 

[HockeyxStudd]

So when i shread it it breaks the file down into multiple files which then makes it almost impossible to revoer. Howd u get the file back in DOS?

 

[Ku-sama]

well, it wasnt me, twas my boss it had something to do with the unused space after a defrag

 

[HockeyxStudd]

OOOO is there like a program taht can recover delted items

 

[Ku-sama]

might be
Google

 

[ceewi1]

Just deleting a file (e.g. emptying recycle bin) won't prevent it from being recovered. There are plenty of data recovery programs/services designed to recover such data. If you're really worried about getting rid of some data, there are programs around that will not only delete the file, but override the memory location with random data.