Description:
R-Wipe and Clean is a complete R-Tools solution to remove useless files, free up your disk space, and clean various privacy-compromising information on your online and offline activity. This includes internet history and cookies, lists of downloaded files and opened documents, various data caches, temporary files, and many more items, created by the operating system, most contemporary internet browsers and communication programs, and by hundreds of third-party applications. It is also possible to create specific lists of traces to be cleaned for unsupported applications. All small computer cleaning and file erasing jobs can be combined into large computer cleaning tasks that can be started immediately, or at scheduled time/events.
Computer Cleaning
Traces Selection helper: a tool to quickly select some of the most common traces to clean.
Cleaning Internet activity: removing traces from most contemporary browsers and communication programs.
Cleaning personal traces: removing various lists, logs, caches, temporary files, and other traces of your activity.
Cleaning system traces: removing registry traces, temp files, system history, and various log files.
Cleaning traces from various third-party programs: removing various caches, logs, temporary files, recent file lists, and other traces left by applications.
Cleaning can be performed as a background task and computer can be turn off upon its completion.
Wiping
Support for SSD devices: R-Wipe and Clean correctly recognizes SSD devices and by default wipes only necessary data on the disk preventing them from additional wear.
Strong or fast erase algorithms, including DoD-approved, for wiping files and free disk space.
Support for FAT/exFAT and NTFS file systems.
Wiping files' alternate data streams and cluster "tips", or free parts of file clusters.
Wiping files directly from File Explorer.
Wiping free space on a single disk directly from its shortcut menu.
Wiping unused space of several disks through one single wipe task.
Wipe records of small files stored directly in the NTFS Master File Table.
Predefined wipe lists of files, folders, and Registry keys to be wiped through a single task. Files or folders can be added to a current wipe list directly from File Explorer. |
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