Permanently Delete Windows Files From Your PC

There's now a fast, secure and reliable way to delete files from your PC

Is it possible to permanently erase your Windows PC’s digital files? Absolutely!

As a PC user, you can always safely delete your digital files by moving them to the trash. However, when you delete files from your PC, they are not actually erased. Instead, your computers marks those storage spaces as empty and overwrites new data onto them. As long as your PC has not overwritten those spaces, that “deleted” data can technically be recovered. So, how do you truly delete a file to the point where it can’t be recovered?

Reasons You'd Need to permanently erase your PC’s files:

Privacy
If you're selling your PC
If you need to erase workforce files containing sensitive information
If you need to erase individual or multiple unwanted files
If you need to erase digital patient files following the 7-year federally-mandated holding period.

Shred cube safely and permanently erases your unused or unwanted files, log files, user cache files, and other digital files. It’s a handy tool that keeps your PC in tip-top shape and boosts their performance.

Now, here are some take-away tips to help guide you in using the Shred Cube to permanently destroy unwanted digital files from your PC.

How The Shred Cube Erases Your PC's Files

Shred Cube is an innovative USB file shredder that makes getting rid of your confidential corporate and personal files easier than ever. By plugging Shred Cube into your computer’s USB port before deleting your files, you can scan your computer for backup copies that you may not even know exist, and the device permanently deletes all copies of the files from your computer.

Using an external USB device instead of one of the shredding software programs that are available adds an extra layer of security to protect your data from hackers. Although most of these programs do function as intended, any program that you install on your computer keeps its own log of everything it does, which has the potential to leave traces of information that Shred Cube will not.