About this software
EaseUS BitWiper is a Windows utility for permanent data erasure, offering disk, partition and file-level wiping. It supports HDDs and SSDs (SATA, M.2, NVMe), provides multiple overwrite algorithms such as DoD 5220.22-M and Gutmann, and can create WinPE bootable media for offline wiping. The product is distributed by EaseUS and is offered with paid licenses and activation options documented on the official site.
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Benefits
- Permanent disk wiping: Overwrites disks and partitions to prevent data recovery.
- File shredding: Irreversibly removes selected files and folders.
- Multiple erase algorithms: Includes DoD 5220.22-M and Gutmann overwrite methods.
- SSD secure erase: Supports hardware-level secure erasure for SATA and NVMe SSDs.
- Bootable media option: Can create WinPE bootable media for offline wiping tasks.
Available languages
- English
- Spanish
- German
- Italian
- Japanese
Support information
- Online documentation: Comprehensive user guide and FAQs are available on the EaseUS BitWiper support pages.
- Activation guidance: Activation and upgrade procedures are documented in the support articles and in-app upgrade dialog.
- Purchase and licensing: Purchases and license management are handled through the official EaseUS online store.
- Contact channels: EaseUS lists live chat and email contact options on its store and support pages.
- Bootable media instructions: WinPE creation and offline wiping instructions are provided in the product help articles.
Frequently asked questions
What is EaseUS BitWiper used for?
A disk erasure utility that removes data from storage media using overwriting or secure erase methods to reduce the likelihood of data recovery before disposal, repurposing, or transfer.
Which storage devices can EaseUS BitWiper wipe?
Typically supports internal and external hard drives, solid-state drives, USB flash drives, memory cards, partitions, and unused/free space on volumes; consult product documentation for a complete device list.
How does it handle solid-state drives (SSDs)?
Offers SSD-appropriate erase options such as secure erase routines and overwrite methods; consult hardware vendor documentation because SSD behavior differs from magnetic drives and may affect recoverability.
How can erasure be verified and logged for audits?
Use built-in verification and logging features if available, retain generated reports, and consider independent recovery tests to confirm data removal for audit and compliance purposes.