Question:
how do i get rid of the RECYCLER folder in my USB?
anonymous
2009-11-18 23:41:11 UTC
hi i have arecycler folder in my USB drive and i am not able to delete it.also i changed the names of most of my folders in the USb drive, but when i connected to the USB the next time.all the renamed folders wouldnt open and had only 1.33MB of disk space. also when i went to folder options to view all my files, my older folders were there as well and they were functioning fine except they had a folder of the same name as theirs inside of them. tell me how to get rid of them as i think they are using up a litle bit of disk space.

thanx
Three answers:
Ajit
2009-11-18 23:46:25 UTC
recycler.exe is a virus you will need any good anti virus remover
jasoncollege24
2009-11-18 23:53:11 UTC
remove all of your files from the drive, then format the drive using the default file format. This will remove anything that shouldn't be there.

To prevent Windows from adding the Recycle Bin to your USB drive, insert the USB drive into your computer and right click the recycle bin on your desktop and choose properties. Follow the remaining steps below for your version of windows...



XP (all versions)

1. When the Recycle bin properties appears, on the Global tab, select the radio button to configure drives independently.

2. Click the tab that corresponds to your USB device.

3. Place a check in the box only for the USB drive that says "Do not move files to the recycle bin"

4. Click ok. If the recycle folder is still present, just ignore it. nothing will be placed into it from that point on.



Windows Vista/7

1. Click on your USB drive in the list of available drives.

2. Select the radio button that says "Do not move files to the recycle Bin"

3. Click ok. if the recycle folder is still present on your USB device, you can simply ignore it. nothing should be placed into it from this point on.
anonymous
2016-12-04 01:17:52 UTC
this is unwise to apply equipment fix to sparkling a deadly disease, I certainly have prevalent this completely trash a equipment. If the malware has moved or replaced documents, and one gets fastened, it could pass away the equipment risky. the real answer is to apply the suited application for the interest, only test the device in risk-free mode with a good totally replace anti-undercover agent ware. I certainly have been in pc help considering that till now there have been desktops and function by no ability mandatory to apply a re-deploy or fix to sparkling a undercover agent ware or virus an infection.


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