Recycler Question

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Fruit2O

I need to empty my Recycler Bin in safe mode to get rid of malware. I
used the Icon on my desktop to empty the recycler bin - but I think it
only empties the bin on the C: drive. I also used CCrapCleaner. How
do I empty all recycler bins and make sure they are empty? Thank
you.........
 
start > run > cleanmgr
then select each drive


however, you may have
deleted the folders and
files of the malware and
removed the registry entries
as well,

but are you sure the malware
didn't corrupt any system
files or replace genuine windows
files with counterfeits?

and are you sure that when
you installed the malware,
that something other program
didn't piggyback and installed
covertly?


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start > run > cleanmgr
then select each drive


however, you may have
deleted the folders and
files of the malware and
removed the registry entries
as well,

but are you sure the malware
didn't corrupt any system
files or replace genuine windows
files with counterfeits?

and are you sure that when
you installed the malware,
that something other program
didn't piggyback and installed
covertly?
Click to expand...

Thanks for replying - but this didn't answer my question.
 
the method is
adequate.

however the question is,
how many recycle
bins do you think
you have and where
are they located.

[right click on the
bin and see properties]

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the method is
adequate.

however the question is,
how many recycle
bins do you think
you have and where
are they located.

[right click on the
bin and see properties]
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I have three and they are configured together.
 
you should be able
to right click on the
bin icon on your desktop
and separate them via
the option on the properties
page.

otherwise, it defaults to
treating all of them as
one.
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db ·´¯`·.¸. said:
<)))º>·´¯`·.¸. , . .·´¯`·.. ><)))º>`·.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸.·´¯`·...¸><)))º>

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Fruit2O said:
the method is
adequate.

however the question is,
how many recycle
bins do you think
you have and where
are they located.

[right click on the
bin and see properties]
Click to expand...

I have three and they are configured together.
Click to expand...
 
you should be able
to right click on the
bin icon on your desktop
and separate them via
the option on the properties
page.

otherwise, it defaults to
treating all of them as
one.
Click to expand...

Thank you for the help.........
 
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