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- R-Wipe & Clean for Mac Overview
- R-Wipe & Clean for Mac Main Panel
- Customization, Preferences, and Logging
- Erasing and Cleaning
- Erasing Presets and Scheduler
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Cleaning Personal Traces
Please note that file wiping makes sense only for HDD devices. See the File Erasure on SSD and HDD devices page for more details.
You may clean your computer from traces of your recent activity, such as recently opened documents, cached files, recent applications, connected servers, various logs, etc.
You may include computer cleaning into a large erasing and cleaning preset. Go to the Setting a Large Erase and Clean Preset section for details.
The list of items visible on the System panel can be edited on the Customize panel. These items are user-specific, their contents are individual for each user.
To clean traces of your activity,
• In the Sidebar , click your login name
The Personal traces panel appears in the right pane.
Personal traces panel
• Select the required items and click the Delete&Clean Now button.
Some items require you to log out to complete the cleaning.
If you only delete files on an HDD, they may be later recovered using any file unerase or recover utility. To make this impossible, you may set R-Wipe & Clean for Mac wipe files before deleting on the Wiping tab of the Preferences panel.
If the Wipe files before deleting check box is selected on the Wiping tab of the Preferences panel, the Delete&Clean Now button changes its name to Wipe&Clean Now , and the word Wipe appears on the buttons for individual traces. The files will be wiped.
R-Wipe & Clean for Mac will start cleaning the computer.
Some items require you to log out to complete the cleaning.
You may see the contents of any particular item on its respective panel in the right pane. Click More details on the User's panel or select the item in the Sidebar .
More information on the items...
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Your system can store names of recently used applications. Click the Clean Now button to clear this list. |
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Your system can store names of recently used documents Click the Clean Now button to clear this list.
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Your system can store names of recently used places. Click the Clean Now button to clear this list. The system keeps these traces locked until a system restart or shutdown. R-Wipe & Clean for Mac may suggest you to make a system restart or shutdown after removing these traces. Go to the Preferences and select the Locked traces tab. |
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Your system can store names of recently connected servers. Click the Clean Now button to clear this list. |
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Your system can store a list of folders you have recently navigated to in Finder . Click the Clean Now button to clear this list The system keeps these traces locked until a system restart or shutdown. R-Wipe & Clean for Mac may suggest you to make a system restart or shutdown after removing these traces. Go to the Preferences and select the Locked traces tab. |
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Your system can store names of servers recently connected in Finder . Click the Clean Now button to clear this list. The system keeps these traces locked until a system restart or shutdown. R-Wipe & Clean for Mac may suggest you to make a system restart or shutdown after removing these traces. Go to the Preferences and select the Locked traces tab. |
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Your system can store the states of used applications. Click the Clean Now button to clear this list. |
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Your system can store information about the positions of volumes recently connected to your computer. Click the Clean Now button to clear this list. |
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Your system can store various cache files. Click the Delete Now button to clear this list. |
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This tab deletes files from the default Downloads folder. Clear the files that you want to keep in this folder. Click the Delete Now button to clear this list. |
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Log files created by Core Services daemons. Click the Delete Now button to clear this list. |
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Log of file system checks for disk images mounted in your system. Click the Delete Now button to clear this list. |
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Caches created by System Framework modules. Click the Delete Now button to clear this list. |
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Log files created by System Framework modules. Click the Delete Now button to clear this list. |
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In the Desktop folder, you system can store aliases of originals that have been already removed from your system. Click the Delete Now button to clear this list. |
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Your system can create reports with the information about applications crashed during your login session. Click the Delete Now button to clear this list. |
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Your system can store reports containing detailed diagnostic information about applications crashed during your login. Click the Delete Now button to clear this list. |
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Your system can store some information about Launch Agents that have been removed from your system. Click the Delete Now button to clear this list. |
Default cleaning preferences may be specifically set on the Wiping tab of the Preferences panel.
• R-Wipe & Clean for Mac Overview
• R-Wipe & Clean for Mac Main Panel
• Customization, Preferences, and Logging
• Erasing
• Erasing Presets and Scheduler
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