| What platforms does Anti Tracks run on? |
| Anti Tracks runs on Microsoft Windows 95, 98, Me, NT4, 2000, XP, 2003 and Windows Vista (All Editions) |
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| Do you provide free updates? |
| Yes, all Anti Tracks registered users receive FREE lifetime updates |
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| What does Anti Tracks do? |
| Windows, Internet browsers as well as many other programs store useless and unnecessary information on your hard drive. Not only does this information affect your computer performance by eating up needed hard drive space, but it can also pose a serious risk to your privacy |
| When someone accesses your computer, he/she can easily snoop through your daily surfing habits and find out what you have done, what documents you have used, what web sites you have visited, what images and movies you have seen, what files you have downloaded, and various other activities you have performed. Anti Tracks cleans out all of this information, protecting your privacy and keeping your system at peak performance |
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| Does Anti Tracks erase system files or program files? |
| No. Anti Tracks will only erase system files or program files if the user adds them to the "Custom Erasing" window. Even when the user does this, Anti Tracks will pop up a warning message before adding those files. If you see this warning message and you are unsure if you wish to erase those files, do not add the file to the "Custom Erasing" window |
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| What are the minimum system requirements for Anti Tracks? |
| Anti Tracks minimum system requirements are Pentium Processor, 32 MB RAM and 10 MB Hard Disk Space |
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| What is secure erasing? |
| When you delete files from Windows, Windows just mark any file as deleted in file allocation table, but the data of the file is still in your hard disk, there are many tools available which can let others easily recover your sensitive files. Anti Tracks implements the US Department of Defense DOD 5220.22-M, NSA and Gutmann secure erasing methods which ensures that once files are securely erased with Anti Tracks they can never be recovered even when using advanced data recovery tools |
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| Why Index.dat files still exist after I erase them? |
| The index.dat files are always locked during a Windows session and can not be deleted. Anti Tracks erase those files during your system reboot before they become locked. After Windows has restarted, new files will be automatically created with the same name but containing no data |
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| Why do I see some browser history even after erasing? |
| If any of your browser windows are running, some tracks can't be erased because they are currently being used by your browser windows. It is strongly recommended that you shutdown all the browser windows that you want to erase its history before starting to erase |
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| Why search files history is still there even after erasing? |
| Some of the Windows erasing tasks does not take effect unless after restarting your computer. If you can still see your Windows search files history, please restart your machine after erasing in order for the erase process to take effect |
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| Can I schedule Anti Tracks to run automatically? |
| Yes. Anti Tracks comes with a built-in scheduling feature, allowing you to schedule periodical erasing on your PC |
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| I selected plug-in (X) for my Program (Y) to erase its history but nothing happened! Why? |
| Plug-ins are configured to erase according to the DEFAULT INSTALLATION options of each program. If you change the install paths or any other default settings of your installed programs, the plug-in may not work properly. This can be easily fixed by updating the program plug-in paths through the plug-in wizard. If you find any problem dealing with the plug-in wizard please contact us at support@rightutilities.com and we will be glad to assist you |
