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    Old File Delete

    Old File Delete

    Clean up old files with a single click.

    OldFileDelete (OFD) is a lightweight and efficient utility designed for those who value minimalism and order. This application allows you to delete files PC that are older than a certain date in just two clicks. Featuring a modern flat design, the interface is intuitive: simply select a folder, specify the number of days, and the program will find and remove outdated files. No complex settings—just cleanliness and speed.
    Downloads: 5 This Week
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    Secure Eraser

    Secure Eraser

    Delete sensitive files, folders & drives securely & clean your system

    Secure Eraser by ASCOMP is a powerful data deletion tool designed to permanently remove sensitive files and personal information from your computer, making it ideal for users who prioritize security and privacy. Using advanced data-wiping algorithms, including DoD 5220.22-M, Gutmann, and other international standards, Secure Eraser ensures that deleted files cannot be recovered by any method, providing peace of mind when disposing of hard drives or cleaning up confidential information. In...
    Downloads: 27 This Week
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