Evidence Exterminator FAQ

Making sure Evidence Exterminator actually removes all evidence

Question: How can I check if Evidence Exterminator actually removes all evidence from my PC and deletes all files, which may potentially contain evidence?

Brief Answer: Search for keywords using regedit.exe and the Search command to check the Registry and your files.

Answer: You can easily check this by using the regedit.exe Registry Editor and the Search command from the Start menu. To check your registry, start Registry Editor by using the Start - Run - regedit.exe - Ok command then use the Edit - Find command in Registry Editor to search for keywords you are worrying about. If Registry Editor can not find them in the Registry, it means your Registry is clean from evidence. To check your files, use the Start - Search - All files and folders command. Enter a keyword you are worrying about into the A word or phrase in the file box then click the Search button. If Windows can not find a file with your keyword, it means your files do not contain evidence. Check this for all your keywords you are worrying about. If you need to check existence of certain types of files such as *.log files, just perform search for *.log files then preview them with notepad to check if they contain evidence.

We guarantee that Evidence Exterminator completely removes all known evidence from all places of your PC. There is no reason to worry about traces, which may stay on your HDD after its cleaning.

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