Hi, After exiting from a game i want to delete(decide where to create this files) what game create while you play.Like save files, regedit registers etc. Is there an easy way to do this ? Windows recovery taking too long
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If you go to C://Windows and locate a folder called System32, deleting that will erase files and traces of files on your computer. It's the quickest way to do what you are proposing.
make sense but i'll use this as a last resort
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Of course you can erase all your data in your pc. And next time, play on virtualbox machine. Safer, more sandbox so. And you can backup whenever you want, and even change your time and language to japanese (some games cannot work without it)
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Well, up to you. Another method you can use is to delete files using the games uninstaller or via the control panel, if you want to make double sure, i.e. not just installing via code i.e. clicking but also manually using hardware you can find your computer hard drive and pass a magnet over it, it secure locks the hard drive in a none-write state.
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You should ask yourself, is it worth it? What is the worst it can happen if someone finds you are playing erotic games... You shouldn't be so paranoid.
But if you can't help but be paranoid use a virtual machine to install games like Voidstaff mentioned. By far it is the cleanest route and you can backup it or fully erase as necessary.
But if you can't help but be paranoid use a virtual machine to install games like Voidstaff mentioned. By far it is the cleanest route and you can backup it or fully erase as necessary.
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+ In windows 11 (if you have) you can enable core isolation. Even more protect
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Yeah well.....you're the type of person that drops common loot when they die....
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You're just not funny at all ♂. Good night m8.Yeah well.....you're the type of person that drops common loot when they die....
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Yeah did try that too but sadly i think my pc not powerfull enough.Thanks for the suggestion tho
Sure you are right but i just dont like to see this files while im working.I did try virtual machine and like you said anyone can run virtual machine and could see erotic games.Thanks anyway
I did that too but it become annoying in time
. Thanks to you too
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I think you should stop playing porn games on your mom's pc. Get your own rig.
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Install CCleaner and Glary Utilities those do a good job of clearing out tracks and most of your reg without you needing to use regedit, just make sure you know what you are doing when you check the boxes and also keep in mind if others use the pc you will be clearing their settings too unless you have your own account on the pc.
You could also look into getting a removable HD and running the games from their, that way if you REALLY need to to delete everything it's alot easier and safer to format it than a system HD.
You could also look into getting a removable HD and running the games from their, that way if you REALLY need to to delete everything it's alot easier and safer to format it than a system HD.
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If you want to get rid of everything with one click just install Sandboxie (or anything similar). Everything runs in the sandbox and files are not spread everywhere on Windows and the games cannot modify anything outside the sandbox. I use it for safety reason because I don't trust games downloaded from pirate sites but it can also be useful in your case.
When you want to delete any trace you simply delete the sandbox you created. Obviously you have to run the game inside the sandbox, not outside.
Sandboxie is now open source and free, by the way.
When you want to delete any trace you simply delete the sandbox you created. Obviously you have to run the game inside the sandbox, not outside.
Sandboxie is now open source and free, by the way.
Yeah i will use my fathers now thanks!
I am only one using this pc so dont need to worry about settings.I might try this thank you.
I did like VM solution but performance was bad.I'll try your performance suggestion thank you
Thank you for the advice i'll look this one if VM solution fail.
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Since you can't vote for yourself,, you are down 2-0 ... You are not even slightly amusing.
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Wow you're back again, I think we can see my reaction score stands for itself. You following me and still bearing a grudge over the last time we spoke well that says it all really. I thought you said you had blocked me, clearly you haven't. Sit down bruv you're a fan seriously!Since you can't vote for yourself,, you are down 2-0 ... You are not even slightly amusing.
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VM is good if you want to keep the game files and not delete everything each time. With a sanbox you can simply put the game on a USB drive, launch it in the sanbox, then when you quit you can export the saves in the USB key, if you want, then delete the sandbox you create. You'll still have the USB with all the save files but no traces of the game on the PC.
I also keep all the games on an external drive just to save space, then use them only inside a sanbox for safety reasons.
With a VM you can save and keep the virtual file, because recreating everytime a virtual machine to play a game is quite annoying. This solution will take you a lot more drive space.