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On my partition D I found two hidden folder: "Recycler" and "recycled" Pay attention to the two different spellings. What are the differences ? Can I delete both when I |
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12-10-2007, 05:43 AM
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On my partition D I found two hidden folder:
"Recycler" and "recycled" Pay attention to the two different spellings. What are the differences ? Can I delete both when I don't use "Recycle Bin" for this partition but delete all files directly? Or must at least one (which?) exist even as an empty hidden folder ? Eugen |
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12-10-2007, 10:37 AM
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No, you can't delete the "Recycler" folder. Windows won't let you.
I don't know what the 'recycled" folder is. Perhaps another program created it ?? GS "Eugen Austermann" wrote: > On my partition D I found two hidden folder: > > "Recycler" and "recycled" > > Pay attention to the two different spellings. > > What are the differences ? > > Can I delete both when I don't use "Recycle Bin" for this partition but delete all files directly? > > Or must at least one (which?) exist even as an empty hidden folder ? > > Eugen > > |
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12-10-2007, 11:11 AM
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"Eugen Austermann" <aussie@hotmail.com> wrote:
[X-Posting trimmed, F'up2 ignored] > On my partition D I found two hidden folder: > > "Recycler" and "recycled" > > Pay attention to the two different spellings. > > What are the differences ? "Recycler" applies to NTFS partitions "Recycled" applies to FAT(32) partitions > Can I delete both when I don't use "Recycle Bin" for this partition but > delete all files directly? The "Recycled" folder might be a left-over after converting the partition to NTFS. If this scenario applies, the "Recycled" folder can be deleted. The "Recycler" folder will reappear anyway regardless how you delete your files. -- d-d |
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Difference between "Recycler" and "recycled" folder? Deleteable when Recycle Bin NOT used for this partition ?
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