System restore
29 April 2007, 08:47 PM
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System restore
Have done a system restore on my laptop twice now.
Would this be enough to completely erase all info on the hard drive,so by selling it no-one could re-read the disk and get the info back off it?
Would this be enough to completely erase all info on the hard drive,so by selling it no-one could re-read the disk and get the info back off it?
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No way!!!!
Darik's Boot and Nuke (Hard Drive Disk Wipe)
is your friend
bear in mind you would have to re-install everything using that......but it's the best way
Darik's Boot and Nuke (Hard Drive Disk Wipe)
is your friend
bear in mind you would have to re-install everything using that......but it's the best way
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just tried to Nuke my hard drive but the comp cant read the files.
Downloaded it onto a different computer and put on a disc.
Will try again tomorrow
Downloaded it onto a different computer and put on a disc.
Will try again tomorrow
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Orig restore disks would be the best options as will set it back to how it came out of the factory ! No messing around downloading drivers for it !
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