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Deleting All Files In A Memory Stick
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Is there a simple waytodelete all files on a memory stick in one go.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You should do what needs to be done to any memory device regularly and Format it.
USB, SD cards etc.
Right click on the appropriate drive and click format or quick format.
This clears all files and readies the device for use.
( not strictly true though because the files are still there. Its the headers or signposts to the files that are cleared. This is why you can run a recovery program to find lost or trashed files..so long as they have not been overwritten.)
USB, SD cards etc.
Right click on the appropriate drive and click format or quick format.
This clears all files and readies the device for use.
( not strictly true though because the files are still there. Its the headers or signposts to the files that are cleared. This is why you can run a recovery program to find lost or trashed files..so long as they have not been overwritten.)
record a stick full of new files over them ?
deletion as someone has pointed out just means ripping off the tag ( doc jpg) etc and then sending them out into space so they can be recovered by determined people
I use an eraser program for personal files because I kinda take the fata protection act seriously
( reccyled over around fifteenyears ) - the program overprints random letters over every space in the file to be deleted. result - zapped good !
doesnt look a hundred miles from
https:/ /source forge.n et/proj ects/er aser/
freeware ( the URL I have given I HAVEN'T used - as I use an old one )
deletion as someone has pointed out just means ripping off the tag ( doc jpg) etc and then sending them out into space so they can be recovered by determined people
I use an eraser program for personal files because I kinda take the fata protection act seriously
( reccyled over around fifteenyears ) - the program overprints random letters over every space in the file to be deleted. result - zapped good !
doesnt look a hundred miles from
https:/
freeware ( the URL I have given I HAVEN'T used - as I use an old one )