Evidence Eliminator Review

This Evidence Eliminator review just might prevent innocent small business owners from losing their reputation or even losing their liberty!

Right now, police compounds are stocked with personal and company computers, waiting for the 'porn-police' to look at the data on the hard disks, to determine whether or not the computer has been used to access illegal porn or gambling sites.

If the owner of the computer cannot say how any illegal data came to be there, then they are usually judged to be the ones responsible for putting it there.

I believe it is in the best interests of all but the most secure companies to have evidence-destroying software installed on all machines with Internet access.

It just doesn't seem worth taking the risk of someone accidentally, or deliberately, viewing an illegal site, when the reputation of the company and the owner is at stake.

Are you aware that everything you type into a computer, and data on everything viewed on a computer screen, is stored in internal files buried deep inside your computers hard drive?

I am not just talking 'cookies' here. Hundreds of files: cache, boot, recycle, pre-fetch, chat-log, swap, custom, data, data-log, help, temp, restart, short-cut, backup, note-pad, start, user files, to name a few, all hold an accurate record of your computer's past activity.

You would probably struggle to find more than a few of them, but please believe it; the authorities and virus experts know exactly where they are, and exactly how to view them. (Yes, there are viruses going round, designed to look for personal data stored in these hidden files!)

Unless you are an expert security software technician, who really understands how to remove the contents of these files from your computer, many files stay there forever, even after re-formatting your hard drive!

Deleting a file or a picture simply deletes the 'address' of that image. With the simplest of software, all the old images on the hard drive can be viewed intact.

All these redundant files slow your computer down and take up space in your hard drive, and I am yet to hear any good reasons why anyone would benefit from most of them being there at all. I have certainly never suffered by removing them.

Evidence Eliminator is a very comprehensive program designed to find all these redundant files and remove all traces of them, so that even forensic scientists could not recover any data from them.

Every couple of days or anytime one of our computers does something goofy I simply hit the Evidence Eliminator icon and then hit the 'quick mode' button. This clears all of the data in these internal files in seconds and almost always cures the problem.

I also run the program before backing up our data to prevent any of these rogue files from being accidentally stored on our backup disks.

See our Evidence Eliminator Review Log of files removed when I hit 'quick mode' on one of our machines.

The '4 Small Businesses' office has been running 'Evidence Eliminator' on all computers with internet access since Jan2002, and I can honestly say that our computing experience has improved beyond measure since then.

Most software which runs in the background slows your computer down to some degree but Evidence Eliminator can actually speed things up, because it gets rid of all the junk which your other programs usually have to wade through to perform their tasks.

While I do not knowingly visit illegal sites and so don't need to cover our tracks, the satisfaction of knowing for certain, that the only files in existence are the ones I can actually see, and the ability to reset our computers to 'as delivered' condition at any time, except for those files which I want to keep, gives me great peace of mind.

I estimate the disk access and disk space saving to be over 10%, and on the occasions when the computers needed to go off-site for emergency repairs and upgrades or replacement, the knowledge that our hard disks are totally 'clean', and will not result in abuse of our data, or a visit from the authorities later, is justification enough for me to keep running 'Evidence Eliminator' on all our machines with access to the internet.

Don't let the commonest use of this software fool you into thinking that the software company who wrote the program, is tarnished by the uses of their programs. They were writing computer security software long before web-abuse became a problem, and developed the original concepts for government and military security.

Many lesser companies have tried to imitate their results, but in our opinion, no others have even come close. I would only want to trust a seriously well respected computer security software provider, to have access to the insides of our computers.

The software in this Evidence Eliminator review gets the thumbs-up because it is easy to install and use, clears all the bugs out, speeds up my computers and ensures that I never fall the wrong side of the law.

The only possible downside to this computer security software that I can find is this. If you right-click on a file, you will be given the option of 'Evidence Eliminator, Safe Delete'. If you select this option, and then click the 'OK' button when it asks 'Are you sure you want to eliminate these items?' then the file you just eliminated will be absolutely, definitely destroyed!

Don't even think of looking for your file in the recycle bin, because it won't be in there, or anywhere else on the planet! In less time than it took for you to read this sentence, it will have been overwritten with up to x9 repetitions of '0s + 1s + ?s so that even 'Evidence Eliminator' themselves could not recover the file.

This is one downside that I am happy to live with, and suggest for your peace of mind, you should learn to live with it too.

I have secured a useful discount from 'Evidence Eliminator' which you can take advantage of here.

P.S. Before writing this Evidence Eliminator review I used the product continually for over 2 years, and still use it regularly 7 years later, so I really KNOW that it works. Ed.

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