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 Posted: Fri, 19 Jan 2007 12:43:57 Post Subject: |
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There is a lot of good information here, for the average consumer that is unfamilar with how the drives operate, this would be a great start.
I'm not totally sure, but doesn't the DOD7 wipe remove all the data enough times so that it can not be recovered?
If it's what I am thinking, the DOD7 wipe, goes over the entire drive multiple times with random data, zero's, etc. This should make it so the data can not be recovered.
There are freeware/shareware applications that will do the DOD7 wipe on your drive, should you really need to erase the data... |
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