Article
Destroy sensitive info with East-Tec Eraser
- January 15, 2007
- Updated: July 2, 2025 at 10:00 AM
In most cases, privacy and security are crucial to maintaining a business afloat. Making sure you have the right application on your PC can avoid you the risk of information theft. East-Tec Eraser caters to users by offering all the tools to fully erase files and information from your computer.
The application is fitted with 3 essential file cleaning features, directly accessible from the quick start menu: protecting your privacy, erasing deleted files, or erasing specific files. Choosing the first option will thoroughly check your PC and remove all existing registry entries and cookies. A detailed progress bar makes the process speed and time spent on the task visible. You can also decide to configure automation options such as if your PC should shut down or restart after it has been wiped clean.
If you choose to erase deleted files you can wipe your unused space and existing files and also scramble all file properties as an extra security precaution. East Tec offers up to 13 different file wiping methods, like German VSITR or AFSSI-5020, some of which are specific to normal drives and other methods which also work with compressed drives. The program also informs you of which methods stop software and hardware recovery tools. You will be able to set priority settings such as a password or permission settings.
Other important features appear as tabs at the top of the East Tec Eraser interface. You can recycle bin files, completely erase emails, wipe your entire drive or schedule regular cleaning procedures in a few clicks; however the application lacks a recovery feature to recuperate files you might have accidentally trashed.
East Tec Eraser is a very specific type of program that should satisfy any user who is worried about his privacy. If you want to make sure that confidential or unwanted information is fully erased from your PC, then East Tec Eraser is a professional and effective solution that should do the trick.
You may also like
NewsBattlefield 6 is not doing well with one of its most popular modes, according to its design director
Read more
NewsHow to Use Gemini to Analyze Sentiment for 1,000 Customer Reviews
Read more
NewsThe next big exclusive from Sony will have something to say at the Game Awards
Read more
NewsThe Spirit of Giving: How to Donate Safely Online This Christmas
Read more
NewsThe arrival of Microsoft games on PlayStation has been fruitful thanks to a specific game
Read more
NewsThe creator of Tekken leaves Bandai Namco
Read more