Download:
 *Suggested*: Installer | All Files | 1,615,959 bytes (1.54MB)
 Compressed: .Zip | No Runtimes | 527,598 bytes (515KB)

 ¤ Makes others unable to retrieve your sensitive deleted data!
 ¤ Clean your drive (while leaving existing files untouched)
 ¤ Clean selected files or directories (destroys all remnants)
 ¤ May free up space on the disk!
 ¤ Works with Windows 95 and up, including NT/2K/XP
 ¤ FAT16/FAT32/NTFS support!
 ¤ Very fast, does not hinder system performance
 ¤ Includes SafeTnet software to stop all errors
 ¤ User Friendly: Select the speed which NecroFile operates
 ¤ Will do multiple drives, so it can run while the user sleeps
 ¤ Easy to use and highly stable, no ads or nags
 ¤ Excellent graphical interface pleases the eyes

 What does the program do exactly?
     Well, NecroFile takes the partitions you select from a list and it overwrites the clusters with mock data. This will push all deleted programs off of the hard disk and into oblivion where it belongs. It does *not* damage any data that exists on the drive, and this is guaranteed. The speeds vary, and the user selects the one best suited to his or her computer processor. It can usually complete quickly, and the help file details all necessary information regarding the specifics.
     In the new release, the ability to destroy files individually (or entire directories) is introduced. This makes the selected files unable to be recovered under any circumstances. When deleting sensitive information, it is highly suggested to use this mode.
     Also, a SafeTnet software addition has been added to prevent and remedy all possible errors that may go uncaught.

 Troubleshooting
     Documented (Known) Bugs:

 "I lost some disk space, help!"
     The copy of NecroFile you are using is outdated! Download the new version here and run SafeTnet to correct the error automatically.

 "It stopped before 100 percent!"
     This new version should solve this problem. If, however, you find that it only goes to a certain percentage then run it from a slower speed. The slower the speed the farther you will go! This is due to the lag caused by sending more data, so unless you have a 1.7GHz machine don't choose 'Fastest'.

 "Why isn't there an uninstaller?"
     Well, NecroFile does not edit any files in your registry and so an uninstaller would have done nothing more than added 500 kilobytes to the download. To remove NecroFile from your computer, simply delete the files from the installed directory (default being C:\Program Files\NecroFile\).