Bin utility, hoping this is the right room
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talldude123
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CCleaner.
If you always remove things by mistake, the Norton UnErase Wizard is for you, it keeps small backups of each file in case you delete something important.
If you always remove things by mistake, the Norton UnErase Wizard is for you, it keeps small backups of each file in case you delete something important.
Jam3s-Zer0
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Cleanup!
Works great.
Works great.
Well does it delete all the files that the recycling bin have "deleted"
Because when I used a utility to get back some files i've deleted, it reported back with a huge load of things that were meant to have been deleted even stuff that skipped the bin and went straight to deletion (i.e. temporary files)
Because when I used a utility to get back some files i've deleted, it reported back with a huge load of things that were meant to have been deleted even stuff that skipped the bin and went straight to deletion (i.e. temporary files)
talldude123
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The only program that will delete all temporary files is CCleaner.
No...I mean after I've done all that stuff,
the stuff the recyling bin claims to have permanently deleted still have remnants existing, every guide to optimizing your computer should tell you this.
Just download a recovery software and you'll see crap that you've forgotten....i just want to know how to get rid of it because I'm not in the mood to pirate any programs because the ones that detect these files are trial versions
the stuff the recyling bin claims to have permanently deleted still have remnants existing, every guide to optimizing your computer should tell you this.
Just download a recovery software and you'll see crap that you've forgotten....i just want to know how to get rid of it because I'm not in the mood to pirate any programs because the ones that detect these files are trial versions
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