Evidence Eliminator Reviewed:

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One of the highlights of Evidence Eliminator 6.0 is the ease of installing it. The installation process is so convenient for non-computer gurus that you don’t have to read and reread a manual or a paperback guide to put it on your PC. It’s one of those “Just Click Next to Proceed” software out there in the market that guarantees anyone less than an hour of installation time, giving them a lot of time for other things that are more important than installing software. Another strong point of the program is its large number of features. By privacy software standards, it is one of the most advanced compared to its counterparts, by reason of the number of features alone. In terms of performance, the program is pretty hardcore when it comes to removing unwanted files. Another good thing though, is it also comes with pretty neat documentation for user reference and for you not to accidentally delete files that you actually want to keep. The documentation, just like the installation process is very easy to understand and covers a lot of ground in privacy software literature. While installing the software is like a stroll in the park, configuring and using it is not as straightforward. This is where the great documentation and help files get into the picture. You need to have and read the documentation to use the software and get it running properly. If you don’t want to unknowingly delete all the files in your hard drive, you need to read the documentation carefully.

Effectiveness:

The program is so effective that it is, in some sense, “too effective”. To be more specific, imagine a scenario where you delete all of your Outlook Folders, along with hundreds of your contacts and all their information that you can only reluctantly retrieve, if you are not mindful of what boxes you checked and what yes buttons you clicked on. There are notifications on the program and warnings but not even these warnings can stop you from yourself if you are not careful. There is a neat technology that this program claims to have, to prevent electron microscopes from “viewing” your files. The technology is called magnetic resonance and it is said that not even the most nosy law enforcer conducting investigations can get through the technology.

Ease of use:

There is no question that this program is the most thorough when it comes to deleting unwanted files. However, if you ask if it’s easy to use or not, well, it depends on how well you read documentation. Spending a few minutes going through the software’s documentation would most likely be a rewarding experience for novices as they get to know not only how the program works but also the inner workings of their computers.

Value:

Overall, with Evidence Eliminator you will get your money’s worth plus more. For $99.95, you are guaranteed safety from files that can potentially let other people know your credit card information, financial information, usernames, passwords and other private essentials.

Recommended?

Evidence Eliminator 6.0 is not our top choice for a history eraser. If you’re curious about our test of other history erasers, you can find our results here:

We recommend you DO NOT pay for any program that claims to erase your history until you read those results. - Do Not Pay For Evidence Eliminator 6.0 Until You Read This