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Network files deletion
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I am finding for a freeware which can be used for removing the files which are deleted from the network so that they are deleted permanently in my network but the files on they are not recovered back again using any software. I want guaranteed permanant deletion of these files. As of now the files on the local PC. Please suggest me some software for the same. I will be really very greatful to you for helping me in this. Waiting for your response...
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