As you double-click on Something About ?.Doc to open it, you
see our very first attempt at screenwriting: Apocalypse ?.Doc. You can’t even stand the thought of that
awful piece of dreck—you want it out of your life, and off your Hard Drive.
1)
Right-click on the file you wish to purge.
2)
From the pop-up menu that appears, choose Delete.
3)
Windows will ask you are you sure. Click Yes.
If you need to get ride of a file right away, hold down the
Ctrl key and press Delete. This will
permanently delete the file without sending it to the recycle bin. It also won’t ask you if you’re sure you
want to delete it, so don’t do it unless your sure you really want that file
out of your life.
Technically, moving a file to the Recycle Bin or using
Ctrl-delete does not wipe out the file.
The file will remain on your hard drive many people don’t realize
that deleting a file doesn’t actually erase it; it just removes reference to
its location on your system.
Remember deleted files remain on your Hard Drive and can be
brought back to life with several software programs available. “BC WIPE” is a
good program to remove everything.
TO DELETE A PROGRAM !
Do Not use the same method to delete a file !
You must use a uninstall program or many icons, dll files
and system files will not be deleted unless you use uninstall from control
panel or a uninstall software package.