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So looking at Mrs. Limettes (http://forums.aria.co.uk/member.php?u=14703) computer
shed deleted the short cut to the recycle bin
upon re-doing the short cut
and checking the amount of stuff in there
there was 907 items totalling 9.55GB's
anyone else got any recycle bin horror stories? :)
I thought you meant the ones you literary put rubbish in xD :chairfall:
I had 50GBs last week when I was deleting allot of videos....
Toonshorty
18-12-10, 00:38
6.6GB the other week for me
:chairfall:
a cleand up a mates laptop as he hada nasty virus about 2 months ago and he had 49GB of stuff in there, most of it was adult material that he thought he deleted :lol:
had to remove some old stuff, had just over 6GB in the bin :P
I thought you meant the ones you literary put rubbish in xD :chairfall:
So did I! D'oh! :chairfall:
I typically don't keep things in my recycle bin though. Probably the most it's ever had in it is when I'm clearing out a load of stuff at once, but then I empty it immediately afterwards. It's never built up over time.
I'm not sure of how big it's got though while doing that, perhaps 30 GB at most if I've been tidying up my folders after working on a graphics project of some sort.
I usually shift delete things so it rarely gets big at all. Only trouble is when you accidentally get rid of something you wanted...
mine's set to 2gig so it can't grow bigger :p
I permanently delete straight away (RB option) so I dont have to worry about sizes :)
Fixed a machine that had 3,274 items in recycle bin and 9,675 in IE cache.
I had to boot to a live CD to clear it.
I always empty it after I delete files. It's not hard to forget in 7 and Vista? as the icon changes from empty to with files in.
Having only 60GB on the SSD i clean up my files once a week now.
I run ccleaner every month to clear the junk :)
Lorem-Ipsum
18-12-10, 17:59
I usually shift delete things so it rarely gets big at all.
Same. Or I move things to my /tmp folder on linux as it gets wiped on reboot.
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