ShredIt for Windows

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Does what it claims to do!

ShredIt, a cross-platform shredder and hard drive cleaner, is such a trustworthy choice….[Read More]

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It works! I’m back in business. Great application, great support! Thanks!

Indeed that did the job. It works now. Thank you so very much for your support in this situation. I will always highly recommend your products and its excellent support team. Again well done..

Thanks so much- you guys are the best at support of any software maker I’ve ever dealt with!

Mireth ShredIt X is for users who may need to securely wipe an entire drive but who may also need to dispose of confidential data on an ongoing basis. These users appreciate how easy ShredIt X is to use.  [Read More]

The application can be installed on pretty much any version of the Microsoft-developed Windows operating system. If you’re currently not using Windows, here’s some good news: there’s also a Mac OS X version of ShredIt…..If you need to shred confidential data, ShredIt for Windows is the tool for the job. If you need to wipe clean a hard drive before selling it, ShredIt for Windows is the tool for the job. Whenever you need to permanently get rid of something, ShredIt for Windows is the tool for the job.  [Read More]

Thank you so very much for your patience and time. Nice to have people like you around. I will try to get all the people I know with computers to get your software. Thank you again!

Shredit for Windows is a privacy application that is designed to securely erase individual files, free space, or entire hard drives. The software lets you pick the write pattern and the number of writes. A number of different government standards are supported.  Article: “Mark Kaelin: Five hard disk cleaning and erasing tools”

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Thanks so much for this detailed and insightful email. You were absolutely right. Even though I have Administrator rights on the Windows 2012R2 server where the File System is located (as one of the logical partitions – F: drive), I had to start ShredIt with “Run as an Administrator”. When I did that, folders are being shredded no problem. I truly appreciate the quick response.

Thank you for your help. You helped me out a lot. I’m such a idiot. That is so easy and sweet, you rock!” Peace,

What can you do to keep your data safe? Get a disk-wiping program, preferably one that meets the U.S. Department of Defense’s Media Sanitation Guidelines. … download a third-party application like Mireth Technology’s ShredIt X ($25, free trial available), which lets you shred files (in other words, overwrite the contents of a file multiple times) as well as wipe your local hard drive, network hard drives and CD-RWs. (There’s a Windows version as well.) Article: “How to Clear Your Data off a Device”

Yeah!!! Beautiful! (ShredIt X)

You guys actually listen and then act. I haven’t seen that in ages. …PS: The reason I pay so much attention to clarity is that I write math textbooks.

The Windows Recycle Bin is not the end for your deleted files. In fact, deleted files linger even after you’ve emptied the Recycle Bin. That information could be recovered and read if your computer is stolen…. Fortunately, there are tools to help ensure that deleted files are truly gone. They’re commonly called shredders… A few that I’ve found are ShredIt ($20)…”  Article: “Kim Komando’s Tip of the Day: How to delete files for good“

Thanks for the super response back. It is truly great to have software developers take such a personal interest in their customers comments – wish there were more like your organization out there.

Wow! You guys are great. I’ll spread the word about your products. Keep up the good work!

ShredIt is a great utility. Works as advertised – how often do you see that!

Shredit for Windows is a privacy application that is designed to securely erase individual files, free space, or entire hard drives.”
Article: “Five tools that ensure your personal information is securely erased“

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You need this utility if your computer files may contain highly confidential client files (legal, criminal justice, medical, personnel), confidential business files (trade secrets, marketing strategies, financial information), or enough of your personal and financial information to enable someone to use it to steal your identity. [Read More]