Secure Delete
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http://live.pirillo.com/ - When you delete a file are you really erasing it from the hard drive? Not really.
When you delete a file (like dragging it to the recycle bin and deleting it) Windows just marks the hard drive space as unused.
Erased files are overwritten many times until the data can no longer be recovered.
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Anyway... What the guy is trying to say is that:
Deleting - Only hides files (Ex: Empty recycle bin)
Erasing - PERMANENTLY erasing the files from your hard drive without any trace (It makes your PC faster by doing so.)