Here an updated version of Savage Erazor which meets Windows Vista technical requirements. It also contains several minor fixes and improvements.

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Here an update which fix a crash mainly visible under Windows XP SP2. It also adds proper multi-screen support.

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The next version of Savege Erazor is currently under development. Fully rewritten, it will include the best features of previous versions inside a totally new kind of user interface including new powerful features enabling you to clean even more simply and effectively your hard drives.

Savage Erazor 2.0 will be available during 2004.

Any wishes and suggestions are welcome, then do not hesitate to contact us:

feedback@strasoftware.com

Meanwhile the next version of Savage Erazor, here an intermediate release which brings several corrections and minor improvements.

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You are a majority (approximately 75%) to use the modern versions of Windows: XP and 2000.

That is not surprising, since they are rather reliable and ergonomic. Moreover that completely match to Microsoft's objectives which will cease to support Windows 98 in course of the year 2004.

Windows 95 seems - a priori - not to be used anymore by general public. And the "bastard" Windows Millenium (less than 10%), wedged between Windows 98 and Windows XP, did not succeed to assert itself.