Once you delete a file in the recycling bin how do you...

[CB4.0]

delete it off the computer for good. i heard that if you delete it on the recyling bin it is still in the C dirve? how do you delete it off the computer for good.

[SkipToMy_Lou]

Trying to hide the porno hey

[jerry]

how can it still be on the c drive if you deleted it???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
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yea im confused

[Jing]

and why would you want to delete the recycle bin?
and if he wants to hide prono, wy doesnt he just clean up the bin

[CB4.0]

lol im not trying to hide porn but i heard if you deleted a file you can still find it and i may want to find something(not porn)

[Big-D]

there are recovery tools and services that can do that. Its hard to delete something for good.

[nets4life]

its definatley porn

[Kbryant8]

why do you want to delete porn?
just rename files and thats it
no need to delete good old porn

[dada]

I normally list them as episodes of anime (my wife will never watch those).

[Its_asdf]

Right click on the recycling bin and then click on "empty recycle bin".

Hot damn. I gotta get out a pen and paper and take some notes from dadamafia on how to hide this stuff .

[Old School Fool]

I normally list them as episodes of anime (my wife will never watch those).

Holy shit, I oughta try this.

[koberulz]

Right click on the recycling bin and then click on "empty recycle bin".

that doesn't actually delete the file. it simply marks that space on the hard drive as overwritable. it can still be recovered. even after the file has been written over 3 times, it is still recoverable (albeit only by the FBI and similar people with expensive equipment). there are programs that will delete something and overwrite the space 5 or 6 times, which prevents it from being recovered at all.

[Jugs]

ur intelligentz is ovashadowd by u lak of capitil leterz

[8-Hype]

Right click on the recycling bin and then click on "empty recycle bin".

that doesn't actually delete the file. it simply marks that space on the hard drive as overwritable. it can still be recovered. even after the file has been written over 3 times, it is still recoverable (albeit only by the FBI and similar people with expensive equipment). there are programs that will delete something and overwrite the space 5 or 6 times, which prevents it from being recovered at all.

Just try CyberScrub. It deletes files beyond recovery.