Eurosoft ZeroData™ Windows® permanently, safely and securely removes all of the data on storage devices exceeding the data erasure levels specified by major organisations and Government bodies for PC reassignment, upgrades, refurbishment, ITAD, recycling and donation.
Increased storage of sensitive personal and commercial data along with the increase in reused or recycled IT equipment, has driven the need for permanent data erasure of hard drives and other storage devices – Zero Data Windows is fast and it’s indispensable.
Reliable, total data cleaning is a requirement — ZeroData solves the need — and gives a full certificate, reporting all drives erased or not.
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Erases more drives than most…regardless of drive type…legacy or UEFI…from only one Windows-based application. First 12N Smart QR label. Even perform Purge erase on NVMe drives connected to iRST.
ZeroData™ Windows® V1.6.3.127 in pdf format »
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Colour Coded Erasure Status
| ZeroData™ Windows® New Features | The benefits to you |
| New Firmware erasure black list | Devices known to incorrectly report support for the firmware erasure command have been added to a black list to disable the command from being executed. The devices include. Intel Optane Memory and Optane Memory M10 series 3D XPoint Optane 900p-905p Optane 800p Intel Liberty Harbor Intel Youngsville INTEL HBRPEKNX0101A INTEL HBRPEKNX0202A INTEL HBRPEKNX0203A INTEL HBRPEKNL0202A INTEL HBRPEKNL0203A |
| Updated hard drive detection library | Improved support for detection and erasure of hard disk drives, SSDs, hybrid disk drives (SSHDs), RAID controllers, USB adapters, USB docks, USB enclosures . |
Signed Erasure Reports
Print tamper proof erasure reports for each drive
Conforming to GDPR, government, military, NIST and ISO/IEC standards you can trust ZeroData Windows to provide the proof you need of permanent erasure demanded by compliance standards worldwide.
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