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Strange Recyle bin behaviour
When I boot with a new formatted slave hard drive, the recyle
bin shows up in it with all the contents of the Master.Then when I clone master to slave , the contents of the recycle bin cannot be deleted , either with ' Empty.." or 'select all, delete'. Its not really a problem- just curious if anyone knows why this happens. I'll just remember next time to empty the bin before copying the drive. |
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: IA go Hawks
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That bin will mirror what is in your primary drives bin, all drives will display this info... empty your primary drive's recycle bin.
I don't think you are going to be able to get them out of the clone with out remaking it. Sorry not much help
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Boot to a command prompt and empty it from there.
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