2011-10-03, 10:08 PM
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When your computer deletes stuff, it doesn't actually remove it from the hard drive. It just tells the operating system that those bits on the hard drive no longer represent a file on your system. So, the longer that she uses the computer, the higher the probability that critical bits will be overwritten leading to data destruction.
When your computer deletes stuff, it doesn't actually remove it from the hard drive. It just tells the operating system that those bits on the hard drive no longer represent a file on your system. So, the longer that she uses the computer, the higher the probability that critical bits will be overwritten leading to data destruction.