If you want to wipe an entire folder, including all subdirectories and files within it, you use the -s (recursive) and -r (remove read-only) flags. sdelete64.exe -s -r C:\SensitiveData Use code with caution.
Would you like the exact command syntax for a specific scenario (e.g., network drive, wildcards, large folders)? sdelete example
: To ensure previously deleted files are unrecoverable, you can "zero out" the free space on a drive (e.g., drive C:) using sdelete -c C: or sdelete -z C: . If you want to wipe an entire folder,
If you want to wipe an entire folder, including all subdirectories and files within it, you use the -s (recursive) and -r (remove read-only) flags. sdelete64.exe -s -r C:\SensitiveData Use code with caution.
Would you like the exact command syntax for a specific scenario (e.g., network drive, wildcards, large folders)?
: To ensure previously deleted files are unrecoverable, you can "zero out" the free space on a drive (e.g., drive C:) using sdelete -c C: or sdelete -z C: .
