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Check Flash – Multi-purpose flash drive testing and maintaining tool

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Check Flash (ChkFlsh for short) is a tiny and free app for testing and formatting flash drives, developed by Cherkes Mihail from Ukraine. In addition to surface testing, it also allows to check the speed of reading and writing, edit partition info, save and restore full drive and partition images, save and restore MBR, and perform full drive or partition data erasing.

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Eraser – Completely and permanently remove sensitive data

After all kinds of information leak events, more and more people or companies began to realize the common ways to delete important data is unadvisable. Because that only removes the corresponding data’s records from the File Allocation Table, while all data is still intact on the hard drive. Just because of this, many software can restore the data with ease.

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