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After having disabled the option "protect my system folders) I had a look on my folders and found 4 (!) different RECYCLE BINs on my second, non-system partition D:
Have a look at the attached snapshot of my WinExplorer view and the corresponding listing with "dir /a".
Why are there so many RECYCLE BINs?
Whats the difference between the outer and the 4 inner RECYCLE BINs?
Why does one of the RECYCLE BINs has a short name while the others a longer like
S-1-5-21-1007407404-2758...........
Why do 2 of the tiny icons have a lock symbol and two not?
Can I delete them (e.g. from an externally booted ToolCD)?
Will the necessary (one and only ?) RECYCLE BIN then automatically re-created at next startup?
Peter
Have a look at the attached snapshot of my WinExplorer view and the corresponding listing with "dir /a".
Why are there so many RECYCLE BINs?
Whats the difference between the outer and the 4 inner RECYCLE BINs?
Why does one of the RECYCLE BINs has a short name while the others a longer like
S-1-5-21-1007407404-2758...........
Why do 2 of the tiny icons have a lock symbol and two not?
Can I delete them (e.g. from an externally booted ToolCD)?
Will the necessary (one and only ?) RECYCLE BIN then automatically re-created at next startup?
Peter