Anonywasher *should* be fine in the vast majority of cases although it hasn't been tested on all system configurations. It does delete files from your hard drive, and it does modify your registry in order to clean private information out of it. Anonywasher shows every file that is being deleted as it occurs, and if you are not sure of what it is doing, then you can stop it at any time. If you are really unsure, be sure not to add bleach to the deletion process. If you need to recover a file, using a file restore program before proceeding. Also, if you're really paranoid, you might want to make a copy of the Windows registry.

As mentioned above, we have never had any problems of the above sort with any of our beta-testers who have tested this on a variety of Windows operating systems. Also, we have not yet received any feedback from Internet users reporting any problems.