Compare Defraggler vs. Secure Eraser

Efficiently defragment your entire hard drives or specific files with Defraggler, compatible with both HDD and SSD, and supporting NTFS and FAT32 file systems! This tool enhances your computer's performance by reorganizing fragmented files, ensuring they are neatly assembled for optimal efficiency. By taking on the heavy lifting, Defraggler allows your PC to operate more smoothly. You can defragment with peace of mind, as it employs the same methods as Windows to read and write files, guaranteeing the safety of your data. Additionally, it can optimize free space on your drive, not just your files, serving as a proactive approach to prevent future fragmentation. You have the freedom to choose which drives, folders, and files to defrag, or you can simply let Defraggler handle it with the default settings. It's user-friendly enough for everyday users while offering enough flexibility to satisfy advanced users. You can even set it to defragment while you sleep and wake up to a faster PC, with options to schedule runs daily, weekly, or monthly, ensuring your computer remains at peak performance. This versatility makes Defraggler an essential tool for maintaining your system's efficiency effortlessly.

Secure Eraser: Secure Data Deletion, Shredders Your Files & Folders. Just because it has been removed from your hard drive doesn't mean that it is gone forever. Anyone can restore the information as long as it was not overwritten. It becomes more difficult if the computer has been resold, or given away. Secure Eraser employs the most well-known method of data disposal. It overwrites sensitive information so that it cannot be recovered even with specialized software. Our award-winning solutions for permanently destroying data eliminate cross-references that may leave traces of deleted files within the allocation table of your hard disk. This Windows software is easy to use and can overwrite sensitive data up to 35 times, regardless of whether they're files, folders or drives, recycle bins, or traces of surfing. You can also delete files that you have already deleted but not for good.