No offence taken at all chaps, I was merely trying to surmise what some users would do, and I'm sure do do. I have never run WFS on my hd, and probably never will.
One thing that I have missed though, and seems to have slipped through the announcements, is that the new wipe tool will wipe all data as well as free space. So that may be the reason why the two ways of accessing wfs remain. This is such a killer option to let loose that the warning message (as here http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=30331&view=findpost&p=181242) should be in red lettering a foot high, and should then say 'Are you really, really sure?' I can see the day when a user will be posting here (from another pc) asking how to get his data back.
The whole wfs business is confusing, with some users never touching it and some grimly determined to beat their disks to death. Perhaps the whole shebang should be removed to a new application called Swiper (or something), expressly for wiping bits or all of a disk, and let CC get back to its roots.
I will agree with you...I work on several computers that are older people & it is very scary of the wipe all data. I am sure some people will not understand that the system will be wiped. Not to good of an Idea for people who are not to computer savy. Just my opinion..
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I will agree with you...I work on several computers that are older people & it is very scary of the wipe all data. I am sure some people will not understand that the system will be wiped. Not to good of an Idea for people who are not to computer savy. Just my opinion..