I used the CC cleaner to try and completely clean up some
jpg images, whilst it got rid of most of these files there are still some
remaining when using RECUVA. Is there anything else I can do
to completely eliminate these?
Well thats sounds a bit confusing.
CC doesn't clean anything as such it just deletes them. If you have these images in a specfic folder you can add this folder to the cleaning process in Options/Include. Where are these files? There are different settings to delete these files in Options/Settings.
If some of these jpg's haven't been deleted can you still see them?
Recuva only finds files that have been deleted not files that are still there.
Possibly Filename means that he/she used secure delete to overwrite jpgs and some can stiil be shown using Recuva. They could be copies created during file move/edit/copy/resize/etc operations, which CC will not see or delete. Recuva can overwrite these files.
CC doesn't clean anything as such it just deletes them. If you have these images in a specfic folder you can add this folder to the cleaning process in Options/Include. Where are these files? There are different settings to delete these files in Options/Settings.
If some of these jpg's haven't been deleted can you still see them?
Recuva only finds files that have been deleted not files that are still there.
Thanks for that. My concern is that I am selling my laptop and I have files which appear using RECUVA after the CC cleaner
did it's job.
Some of the files have been deleted or overwritten by CC and now can't be seen on RECUVA yet some can. I just want to be able
to sell this machine with no information lurking around.
I once bought a machine from a bank manager, and you would be surprised what was still on there. Good job I'm
Possibly Filename means that he/she used secure delete to overwrite jpgs and some can stiil be shown using Recuva. They could be copies created during file move/edit/copy/resize/etc operations, which CC will not see or delete. Recuva can overwrite these files.
Thanks Augeas,
Would you know of another method to try and delete these files? So that RECUVA or indeed any other
file recover software can't see them. Please see my reply to Lucky10