The 'Statistics' box at the top right will display an estimate of the time remaining on the disk wiping process. As soon as you press F10, data erasure will begin. Press the F10 key to begin the secure erase process.Uncheck your selection and instead wipe the entire disk. If you see '', you have already selected a section of the disk for wiping.If you see '', the section of the disk you selected will also be wiped.The selection box will display '' to indicate what will be securely erased: If only one disk is present in your computer, select the top option that appears in the Disks and Partitions menu, and then press the Spacebar.Press the Spacebar to save your selection and return to the Disks and Partitions menu. On the 'Wipe Method' screen, use the arrow keys to navigate to your preferred wiping method (for example, Quick Erase, DoD Short, or DoD 5220.22-M ). At the boot: prompt, press Enter to start DBAN in interactive mode.Use DBAN to create a bootable DBAN CD, and then boot your computer using this CD.To securely wipe a disk drive using DBAN: For more about secure deletion methods and data destruction services, see About secure data removal.To securely wipe a solid-state drive (SSD), see Securely erase a solid-state drive.To securely delete individual files/directories on a Linux system, use the shred command.To securely delete individual files/directories on a Windows system, use the SDelete command.

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