Do you mean that CipherDisk has a data shredding feature, and you accidentaly activated it? How is this CipherDisk's fault? It takes a long time for the data on a HD to be "shredded," which I assume is a way of saying "secure delete".
I'm sorry about your data, but it sounds like you were at fault here. You apparently activated the secure delete by accident, and then you waited around for a long time while your HD was methodically zeroed out. If you had stopped the file "shredding" right off, you would still have most of your data now.
Shredded your HD? - Xeater
Do you mean that CipherDisk has a data shredding feature, and you accidentaly activated it? How is this CipherDisk's fault? It takes a long time for the data on a HD to be "shredded," which I assume is a way of saying "secure delete".I'm sorry about your data, but it sounds like you were at fault here. You apparently activated the secure delete by accident, and then you waited around for a long time while your HD was methodically zeroed out. If you had stopped the file "shredding" right off, you would still have most of your data now.
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Saturday, April 08 2006 @ 02:12 AM PDT