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R-Mail	Undelete	R-Studio Data Recovery Software	Data Nuker

$29.98 - R-tools technology Inc.

R-MAIL is Outlook Express mail recovery and undelete software designed for recovery accidentally deleted e-mail messages and recovery damaged *. dbx files where MS Outlook Express stores folders with e-mail messages.

Free - Executive Software

Undelete provides a safety net that captures all deleted files including files deleted across the network and it also provides automatic file version protection for Microsoft Office files.

$49.99 - R-tools technology Inc.

Data recovery tool for FAT, NTFS, Ext2FS file systems. File recovery after FDISK, MBR destruction, FAT damaged, virus infection. Dynamic disk support. Damaged RAID reconstruction. Recovering encrypted, compressed files and alternative data streams.

$29.99 - Malware Remover

SecurelyShreds sensitive files so they cannot be recovered or undeleted. Includes disk free space shredder - destroy previously deleted files on your hard drive. Shred Files, Folders, Recycle bin, drag & shred, DoD conform. Shred locked files &am

delete sensitive files / wipe free space

Mutilate File Wiper
$20.00 - Craig Christensen

Delete your sensitive files permanently. Mutilate File Wiper is a file remover that prevents recovery of deleted files from your hard drive by data recovery or forensic software. Choose one of three security levels or configure a customizable level for up to 297 overwrites. Mutilate supports complete folder and subfolder shredding. With Mutilate's disk free space wiper, you can even use Mutilate to permanently erase previously deleted files.

backup, deletion, repair, cache, mutilate, executive software, rescue disk, rebuild, secure deletion, clean, erasure, monster

Completely erase files from your computer.

File Monster
$9.95 - NorthStar Solutions

File Monster completely erases files from your system -- actually overwriting the information in the file so it can not be recovered. The reason information is still available when you delete files with normal deletion methods is because normal deletion methods only tell the operating system to not recognize the file as being present anymore, yet the information hasn't really been erased.

microsoft windows, boot sector, purge, information, forensic

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