Hi OldschoolAU,If you're running Windows you can use Truecrypt to encrypt your entire hard disk too to make recovery of deleted files near impossible. Alternatively you could use a "Live CD" like TAILS to boot from - just bear in mind you'll need to enable Truecrypt each time you start up and only things you save to your USB stick will remain.All the best,V.Quote from: oldschoolau on June 22, 2012, 06:01 pmAs i have just begun vending i have spent the night improving my security protocols. Working on the assumption that we will all get caught eventually these are the changes i have made. Will some of the old hacks in here review and offer any improvements to what i have implemented. Disk digger scans for any deleted files not removed correctly. For me i found some porn which is illegal in my country...woof... And also what my missus is into when she is home alone.http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file/fid,76899-order,3/description.htmlEraser is the program i have chosen to banish those pics and vids for good.http://eraser.heidi.ie/index.phpAs i have no desire to re-boot every time i log onto SR i have gone with truecrypt, on USB, using both the hidden volume with a new unique pass phrase and also used the visible volume with a fairly easy password to crack in the hope police will think "job well done, time to lite a fire and wank over it"http://www.truecrypt.org/Once i have my PC cleaned up with nothing illegal or incriminating I have installed Virtual Box to do my clean net browsing on. https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/DownloadsWhat i would like to know is, when i leave my virtual windows will any trace remain on my HDD. I assume there will be data on the RAM which will disappear with a reboot.Another interesting read on windows 7 deleted file recovery. http://www.techtipsgeek.com/recover-deleted-files-windows-7-without-software/3989/If anything i am doing is complete horse shit, let me know. Any advice on superior free programs, love to hear it. I need my computer to be sparkling clean.My other question is : with an ink jet printer is it possible to match the printer the the labels i will be using?