frustratedtoujours
Fantastic Member
Think I'll sign off and see what happens with Windows' next update.
📎 AI Summary:
The thread concerns a Windows 11 user who used CCleaner to move many supposed duplicate files—including DLL, EXE, and SYS files—to the Recycle Bin, then encountered administrative-permission issues when trying to restore them. The automated guidance clarified that a separate Administrator profile has its own Recycle Bin, but the user confirmed they were already in their original account; drag-and-drop restoration worked, suggesting selective destination-folder permissions rather than a total access problem, while advising against restoring system DLLs blindly or changing ownership of the entire drive. The overall sentiment is highly frustrated, with the user objecting that the Windows 11 instructions do not match their system and seeking more precise, human help.
The thread concerns a Windows 11 user who used CCleaner to move many supposed duplicate files—including DLL, EXE, and SYS files—to the Recycle Bin, then encountered administrative-permission issues when trying to restore them. The automated guidance clarified that a separate Administrator profile has its own Recycle Bin, but the user confirmed they were already in their original account; drag-and-drop restoration worked, suggesting selective destination-folder permissions rather than a total access problem, while advising against restoring system DLLs blindly or changing ownership of the entire drive. The overall sentiment is highly frustrated, with the user objecting that the Windows 11 instructions do not match their system and seeking more precise, human help.
