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How do I empty the Recovery Bin? It is taking up 2GB hard drive space.
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Darnko
on top of menu on left side select Empty Recycle Bin ,Are-----Original Message-----
How do I empty the Recovery Bin? It is taking up 2GB hard drive space.
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Open the Bin, double left click or 1 right select open
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Rocket J. Squirrel
A folder called "Recovery Bin" is not a feature of Windows XP. Are you
referring to third-party software, perhaps Undelete?
Rocky
folders (Documents and Settings, Program Files, Windows, etc.). Is it safe
to delete the contents of these subfolders?
referring to third-party software, perhaps Undelete?
Rocky
Recycle Bin, but I also have a Recovery Bin Folder that contains otherRI Red said:Thanks for the reply, Darnko. I am running XP. I have emptied the
folders (Documents and Settings, Program Files, Windows, etc.). Is it safe
to delete the contents of these subfolders?
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Guest
Thank you R.J.S. for enlightening me! This is indeed a feature of Executive Software Undelete that I had installed but never used. I can empty the Recovery Bin by running Undelete. Thanks again for you help!
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Rocket J. Squirrel
My pleasure.
Rocky
empty the Recovery Bin by running Undelete. Thanks again for you help!
Rocky
Executive Software Undelete that I had installed but never used. I canRI Red said:Thank you R.J.S. for enlightening me! This is indeed a feature of
empty the Recovery Bin by running Undelete. Thanks again for you help!