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>> Hello again Brink,
>>
>> Update on solution:
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>> I deleted the Recycle Bin as you suggested. A new Recycle Bin
>> appeared
>> and a reboot was not necessary. I then opened Disk Cleanup, and sure
>> enough,
>> Recycle Bin was already checked, even though it was empty. I closed
>> Disk
>> Cleanup and deleted a file to the Recycle Bin. The deleted file was
>> in the
>> Recycle Bin. I then reopened Disk Cleanup again. The Recycle Bin was
>> checked. I ran Disk Cleanup and it did in fact delete the Recycle
>> Bin.
>> However, out of curiosity I performed a reboot and opened Disk
>> Cleanup.
>> Recycle Bin was already checked. I decided to delete it and reinstall
>> it
>> again but this time I rebooted without checking anything. I then ran
>> Disk
>> Cleanup after the reboot and Recycle Bin was again already checked.
>> I can live with it. No big deal as I always check the Recycle Bin
>> before I delete anything from it. Common sense, you know.
>> Thanks again.
>>
>> C.B. >
> C.B. Glad to hear it is working for you now. I was mistaken. Recycle
> Bin is unchecked in Disk Cleanup unless something is in it.
>
> Shawn
>
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>
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> *Please post feedback to help others.* Hey Brink,
To reiterate, I deleted the Recycle Bin a second time and it was
reinstalled. The Recycle Bin was now empty. I rebooted and checked my
Recycle Bin to make sure it was indeed empty. I then opened Disk Cleanup and
Recycle Bin was already checked, even though it was empty. I checked my
Recycle Bin again after opening Disk Cleanup and it was empty.
I don't know if Disk Cleanup can be corrupted. In any event, I couldn't
find any method for uninstalling and reinstalling it. I'll run sfc and see
if that helps. As I said before, it doesn't really matter to me if it is
checked or unchecked.
Thanks for your reply.
C.B.