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Deleting Files Permanently

The document describes the Eraser program executing a task to permanently delete files by wiping free disk space on the C: drive, making deleted files non-recoverable. It highlights the process status as 'Erasing' and notes that the software cannot estimate the time required for the task. The document also mentions the specific file path being processed and states that no challenges were encountered during the project.

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Deleting Files Permanently

The document describes the Eraser program executing a task to permanently delete files by wiping free disk space on the C: drive, making deleted files non-recoverable. It highlights the process status as 'Erasing' and notes that the software cannot estimate the time required for the task. The document also mentions the specific file path being processed and states that no challenges were encountered during the project.

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In image above (figure one) shows the Eraser program actively running a task to erase unused

disk space on the C: drive.

Summary

The screenshot displays the program Eraser performing an execution of free space on the

targeted drive to turn the deleted files into really non-recoverable ones. This process, which is

often described as wiping, becomes vital to anyone intending to erase files and secure their

privacy. The bar at the bottom shows that the process has begun. It also shows other details such

as estimated time remaining and total time as ''unknown''; this shows that the software cannot

estimate the time required for the job. The current status is ''Erasing,'' with the program

processing different files resident at the free space to overwrite any disastrous previous deletions.

The item path is shown, "C:\Program Files\VMware\VMware Tools \messages\ja," is another

portion of the disk space being used, which is said to be free. I did not encounter any challenges

in the project.
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Summary

The screenshot displays the program Eraser performing an execution of free space on the

targeted drive to turn the deleted files into really non-recoverable ones. This process, which is

often described as wiping, becomes vital to anyone intending to erase files and secure their

privacy. The bar at the bottom shows that the process has begun. It also shows other details such

as estimated time remaining and total time as ''unknown''; this shows that the software cannot

estimate the time required for the job. The current status is ''Erasing,'' with the program

processing different files resident at the free space to overwrite any disastrous previous deletions.

The item path is shown, "C:\Program Files\VMware\VMware Tools \messages\ja," is another

portion of the disk space being used, which is said to be free. I did not encounter any challenges

in the project.

Summary

The screenshot displays the program Eraser performing an execution of free space on the

targeted drive to turn the deleted files into really non-recoverable ones. This process, which is

often described as wiping, becomes vital to anyone intending to erase files and secure their

privacy. The bar at the bottom shows that the process has begun. It also shows other details such

as estimated time remaining and total time as ''unknown''; this shows that the software cannot

estimate the time required for the job. The current status is ''Erasing,'' with the program

processing different files resident at the free space to overwrite any disastrous previous deletions.

The item path is shown, "C:\Program Files\VMware\VMware Tools \messages\ja," is another

portion of the disk space being used, which is said to be free. I did not encounter any challenges

in the project.
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