Delete files completely
When you delete a file, you don't really remove the data. DOS simply marks the area as available for new files. Sometimes this is useful - the "Undelete" program exploits this to allow you to recover accidentally deleted files. On other occasions, this is a security risk - you want to prevent people recovering confidential data.File Destroyer stops people recovering the data. It wipes the disk area 10 times with random data before deletion.
It runs under Windows and you can download here.. If you already have VBRUN300.DLL, save some time with the "lite" version.
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