hi,
whenever i open a compressed file in pen drive, a temporary file forms
in windows temporary folder, which disappears as soon as i close
compressed file in pen drive. but this temporary file in windows
temporary folder which has though disappeared, can be recovered by
using
recovery softwares. so when one works on one's pen drive on some other
person's pc, one is likely to leave one's personal data on that
computer's hard drive. similarily when a cd is made from another cd,
there could be recoverable data left on hard drive. so are there ways
to
byepass hard disk for such tasks.

sushil

Well, you could write your own operating system..

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"sushil" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> hi,
> whenever i open a compressed file in pen drive, a temporary file forms
> in windows temporary folder, which disappears as soon as i close
> compressed file in pen drive. but this temporary file in windows
> temporary folder which has though disappeared, can be recovered by
> using
> recovery softwares. so when one works on one's pen drive on some other
> person's pc, one is likely to leave one's personal data on that
> computer's hard drive. similarily when a cd is made from another cd,
> there could be recoverable data left on hard drive. so are there ways
> to
> byepass hard disk for such tasks.
>
> sushil
>