message when empty recycle bin :cannot delete instr?
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Open recycle bin.If you see any thing named instr get it out from recycle bin.\nIf not see any thing like that Restart your computer.\nThen, if it is still not work Load your Operating System.
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Just right click and delete.\nEmpty trash bin to completely get rid of it.
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if it doesn't have an uninstall option and add/remove programs doesn't work do a search for whatever the program is. then highlight each result and hit delete.empty the recycle bin. restart.
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Most the time when you get a cannot delete file message it means that the file is being used.  If you know what program uses the file.  click ctrl+alt+del if you have win 2000/xp you will need to click task manager then go to processes, find the program and end the process.  then you should be able to delete the file.
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try to delete from command prompt or in the safe mode.it would certainly help.
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use a good shredder.\nit completely removes the data
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Drag your files to the recycling bin then empty it by right clicking it and click on empty recycle bin. That will delete file that you don't want.
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If you really want it bad, and the Deleted Items bin has been emptied, try this:\n\nhttp://www.stompsoft.com/recoverlostdata2.html
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Two ways to try.\n1.  Boot into safe mode at a DOS prompt and delete it manually\n2. Set up a script to delete it on boot.
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Got to run command and type regedit\nthen go to \nHKEY_CLASSES_ROOT&#92;AllFilesystemObjects&#92;shellex&#92;ContextMenuHandlers&#92;\n\nyou will find these chinese letters here delete it from there
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when you 'delete' a file, the contents are not deleted, just the entry in the File System tables....\nor to put it another way you delete the POINTER to where the file contents are located.\nThis information is put into the 'recycle' bin, on the off-chance you change your mind.  As long as the sectors on the hard drive where that data is, remain un-altered, you will be able to successfully 'restore' it.\n\n'Shredding' or 'burnning' and other terms, referr to the 'erasure' of a files CONTENTS as well, this is done by repeatedly writting garbage or random characters to all of the sectors where file name pointed too previously. The more times this is done, the more difficult it is to find ghost immages of what was there before.  I would recommend 11 times.\n\nHope this helps !
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Just click "Empty" in the toolbar next to "bulk"
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No!\nUse IDCAMS\nDelete (File name)
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Go to your desktop and you'll see an icon called "Recycle Bin". Click on it. select the files you want to delete forever and click delete.\n\nAnother way to delete files forever without going to the recycle bin is to click SHIFT + DELETE when you want to delete the Item.
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◙ if it's not in the deleted folder you can't get it back.
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right click trash>empty recycling bin
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Yes, you will have to empty the recycle bin to remove it from the drive and free up disk space.  Still, it is not completely gone.  Someone can still recover it if they have the know how!