That would depend on what they are.
It may be your temp files overflowed, or some other utility is at work.
I thought that would take a lot, but it's just a possibility.
I would also check your security, if you weren't home, both home and
computer.
Change your password, and the administrator. (but remember them!)
"peter4" <peter4@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Malke" wrote:
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>> peter4 wrote:
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>> > Help!!! My recycle bin is full!!! I didn't do it, I don't even know
>> > what
>> > some of the stuff is. A ton of stuff was put in it on June 19 and I
>> > wasn't
>> > even home then. In fact, there are a couple things in there that were
>> > in
>> > my documents (lists of medications, etc.) that I know I didn't put in
>> > there. >>
>> Simply select all of the things in the Recycle Bin and choose "restore".
>> They will all go back to where they should. And then you need to think
>> about who had access to your computer. This is not the sort of thing that
>> can magically happen all by itself.
>>
>> Malke
>> --
>> MS-MVP
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>> > Thanx - but there are 2,936 things in there and they were all put there on
> the same date almost at the same time!!!!
> . No one else has access to my computer. Should I restore them or just
> permanently delete them?