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Would the program only wipe the entire C drive? I do not see a way it could permanently erase only specific files

One last question (hopefully). Is there any way that text fragments of a program called CCleaner could be on this computer if I didn't put on there? Is it built into another software like Adobe or even auto-installed for Windows 10? I assume not but doing the work for the attorney.

Yeah thanks alot sir. I have consulted seveal IT profressionals who all agree. I don't want to say much, but this should be fraud on their end. CCleaner has never touched that machine and couldn't be loaded by me anyway. I researched some more, and the free version (no email needed) doesn't wipe anything. The advanced version needs a credit card and email, both I never did and should be able to at least prove not done with anything I owned.

It's not legal advice, it is a question how to get proof I never ordered the software or used it. Appreciate the response. I am fairly certain that the computer was re-imaged.

I have NEVER downloaded or used this program. My former company is stating that I somehow installed this program on my work computer and wiped the computer before turning it in. Says that forensic review shows this tool was used deliberately to prevent file recovery. In reading about the program, I would have to download it and imagine using an email address. I need to prove that I never downloaded it. Few facts, we could not install software due to having no admin rights. Also, IF this had been used then the site says files are easily recoverable. They state that the program make it that anything done to the computer is not recoverable or detectable. I never did this. Any insights into proving this?