File Shredder

When you delete a file, it goes to the recycle bin from where you can restore it at anytime as long as it remains there. Windows may also mark the deleted file in the file allocation table - you can neither see the file or the deleted mark but its data remains in the disk, which is recoverable through several programs. These programs are freely available. So, your efforts to delete the file would have been in vain. You can add them through the respective buttons - Add Files and Add Folders. Then use File Shredder to completely clean up all your selected files and folders, which you no longer need.

Add Files

Clicking on this button opens a file browser that lets you pick up all the files, which, in your opinion, are of no use. Only one file at a time can be cleaned. Name, Size, Type and Date Modified are the headings in the display list through which you can assure yourself that the file may be deleted. A click on Clean button removes the files after your selection.

Add Folders

Similarly, you can pick up redundant folders and click on the button Clean to delete them. Only one folder at a time can be cleaned. Name, Size, Type and Date Modified are the headings in the display list through which you can assure yourself that the file may be deleted. A click on Clean button removes the files after your selection.

Clean

All the selected files and folders will be wiped out permanently from the hard disk by clicking this button.