Just curious as to why "RECYCLE BIN"i s among the list when I have nothing in my bin and the list contains very old items?
Safe to remove?
How bout a list of all items safe to remove? It would make the search faster?
Great program !
Ron
eml recycle bin
Re: eml recycle bin
Thank you for your feedback Ron,
These files can be deleted.
They are left over recycle bin information/data files.
Files in the recycle bin have two physical files on disk:
$r... = the file data.
$i... = the file information. (original name + path)
When you empty the recycle bin, these files are only removed if both the $r and $i file exist.
These files can be deleted.
They are left over recycle bin information/data files.
Files in the recycle bin have two physical files on disk:
$r... = the file data.
$i... = the file information. (original name + path)
When you empty the recycle bin, these files are only removed if both the $r and $i file exist.
Re: eml recycle bin
Before deleting these files in the \$RECYCLE.BIN\ folder ....
The \$RECYCLE.BIN\ foldercontains the recycle bins of every user account on this system, not just the one you are currently logged on with.
The S-1-2-3-095877546-like foldernames are the SID's of each user (SID = Security Identifier)
To find out which SID belongs to which user, run the following command in CMD:
The \$RECYCLE.BIN\ foldercontains the recycle bins of every user account on this system, not just the one you are currently logged on with.
The S-1-2-3-095877546-like foldernames are the SID's of each user (SID = Security Identifier)
To find out which SID belongs to which user, run the following command in CMD:
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wmic.exe useraccount get SID, Name