Directory Snoop 5.03

Directory Snoop - File search, undelete, and wipe utility for Windows 95 - XP Directory Snoop is a cluster-level search application that lets Windows users snoop through their NTFS and FAT formatted disk drives to see what data can be hiding in the cracks.
Use Directory Snoop to recover deleted files you thought you would never see again or permanently erase sensitive files so that no one will know they ever existed. Supported media include local hard drives, floppy disks, Zip disks, MO disks, and flashcard devices.
Here are some key features of "Directory Snoop":
- Both FAT and NTFS modules included
- Recover deleted files, including those emptied from the recycle bin
- Destroy sensitive files with the secure wiping functions, up to 35 passes
- Securely wipe file slack and free drive space
- Purge sensitive file names left behind after normal erasing
- Search, filter and sort files globally by name and other parameters
- View, search, print and copy raw cluster data
- Dynamically link clusters with cluster chains and the files that use them
- Examine the FAT and Master File Tables
- View files through external applications
- Verify the effectiveness of other file wiping programs
System requirements:
- Non-compressed FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, or NTFS formatted volume
- Local hard drive or removable media device (network and CD drives not supported)
- Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, or XP for FAT Module
- Windows NT, 2000, or XP for NTFS Module
Version restrictions:
- The 25-run trial version includes an installation routine that will place all the program files into a directory of your choice and will add the appropriate shortcut icons to your start menu. No device drivers or other runtime modules will be modified or added to your system directories. You may remove the program at any time with the built-in uninstall routine.