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windows - What does C:\$RECYCLE. BIN contain? - Super User The $RECYCLE BIN folder is essentially the master recycle bin within a Windows operating system, and the subfolders that contain a user SID (such as S-1-5-18 for the built-in SYSTEM account) represent the recycle bin associated with a particular Windows user profile residing on that local computer
windows 7 - How to show C:\$RECYCLE. BIN? - Super User You just need to configure your view to show hidden system files: Open Windows Explorer Highlight the operating system drive Press Alt Select Tools on the Menu Bar Select Folder Options Select the View tab Select the radio button to Show hidden files, folders, and drives Uncheck the box to disable Hide protected operating system files Press
windows - System recycle bin location - Super User I would like to know how I can find the path of the recycle bin and its files I have tried to find them from a DOS command However, it took me to the recycle bin but did not show its path
malware - Can I delete the AI_RecycleBin folder? - Super User 4 I'm trying to clear out some space on my SDD and I have this folder in C: (where windows is installed) that takes up 12 2 GB of space and is called AI_RecycleBin I've tried to search for this folder name on Google but didn't find any trustworthy sources Some of the sites acted like it was created by malware
Where are files in the Recycle Bin stored, in respect of partitions? When viewing the RECYCLER folder on a partition it shows the contents of the Recycle Bin from all partitions Yes, this is the default behaviour on Windows On each drive, there is a RECYCLER folder (marked as both hidden and system) The Windows Recycle Bin seeks through all local drives and obtains all Recycler entries when you open the bin
How can I get to the recycle bin without the desktop icon in windows 7 . . . The Recycle Bin will now appear as a icon under your Windows Explorer Favorites tree node This way you are always able to access the Recycle Bin from Explorer without having to have its icon on your desktop, with no registry key edits or virtual shell folder text files required
windows 7 - How do I (properly) access another users recycling bin . . . In the location bar at the top, click on the icon with the folder to switch to input mode and type the following (literally): Recycle Bin, followed by Enter Change the dropdown at the lower-right of the Open window from Text Documents (* txt) to All Files
Put files deleted over the network into a Windows trash can? A network recycle bin doesn't exist, there is two ways around it: Use shadow copies or back-ups to prevent lost data Locally the Recycle Bin is part of Windows Explorer -- and on the network you are NOT dealing with explorer on the server Explorer locally isn't going to copy the file to the user's workstation just to put it into the recycle bin