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Guest The_Newb_Avenger
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I don't know my brother's password for his account, nor will he ever tell me.

Also, I know how to make it so that you don't have to input a password;

though I don't want that.

 

Um, basically, is there any way I could view what is in his Recycle Bin? I

remember he deleted some of my stuff, but didn't delete it from the Recycle

Bin (or fully, I guess you could say). And it was some pretty important

stuff, too. ;_;

 

I could view his Documents and the like, but that's about as far as I could

go. I could also view his Desktop, but his Recycle Bin isn't there.

 

Any help? Thanks in advance.

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Guest PA Bear
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Re: Accounts.

 

Ask your parents how to do it.

 

The_Newb_Avenger wrote:

> I don't know my brother's password for his account, nor will he ever tell

> me. Also, I know how to make it so that you don't have to input a

> password;

> though I don't want that.

>

> Um, basically, is there any way I could view what is in his Recycle Bin? I

> remember he deleted some of my stuff, but didn't delete it from the

> Recycle

> Bin (or fully, I guess you could say). And it was some pretty important

> stuff, too. ;_;

>

> I could view his Documents and the like, but that's about as far as I

> could

> go. I could also view his Desktop, but his Recycle Bin isn't there.

>

> Any help? Thanks in advance.

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Re: Accounts.

 

The 'Recycle Bin' is a hidden system folder located under:

 

C:\Recycler

Showing hidden files and folders you'll notice the folder has inside it a

recycle bin icon, with a numbered name. Inside are the 'deleted' files.

It should be possible to move files out of this folder without any extra

tools.

Note that each drive has it's own recycle bin, just replace the drive

letter.

 

May I suggest you back up your personal files regularly to an external

disk such as an USB flash drive, and set up some security on your user

account to prevent your brother from accessing your personal documents.

http://supportpcs.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=164

&Itemid=30

 

 

 

 

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<TheNewbAvenger@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in

news:C32A87F0-1626-46F4-93EC-9AD7037D9776@microsoft.com:

> I don't know my brother's password for his account, nor will he ever

> tell me. Also, I know how to make it so that you don't have to input a

> password; though I don't want that.

>

> Um, basically, is there any way I could view what is in his Recycle

> Bin? I remember he deleted some of my stuff, but didn't delete it from

> the Recycle Bin (or fully, I guess you could say). And it was some

> pretty important stuff, too. ;_;

>

> I could view his Documents and the like, but that's about as far as I

> could go. I could also view his Desktop, but his Recycle Bin isn't

> there.

>

> Any help? Thanks in advance.

 

 

 

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Guest Nightowl
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Re: Accounts.

 

Ace <ace_rules_bbs@hotmail.com> wrote on Mon, 1 Oct 2007:

>The 'Recycle Bin' is a hidden system folder located under:

>

>C:\Recycler

>Showing hidden files and folders you'll notice the folder has inside it a

>recycle bin icon, with a numbered name. Inside are the 'deleted' files.

>It should be possible to move files out of this folder without any extra

>tools.

 

I don't think this is a good idea.

 

There is a folder for each *user* (who has used his/her Recycle Bin)

under C:\Recycler. Whether a non-admin user can even see another's

folder I'm not sure. But in any case removing files this way may well

trash the bin's hidden tracking file, which keeps note of what's inside

and where it originally came from, and cause the bin to throw a fit.

>May I suggest you back up your personal files regularly to an external

>disk such as an USB flash drive, and set up some security on your user

>account to prevent your brother from accessing your personal documents.

>http://supportpcs.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=164

>&Itemid=30

 

That *is* a good idea.

 

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Nightowl

Posted

Re: Accounts.

 

Good point about moving files, instead I should have said that Right-

clicking files and choosing 'Restore' would be the better option there as

I now see that it seems to be available as an option while working inside

this system folder.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nightowl <owl@[127.0.0.1]> wrote in news:GTaphUJOlRAHFwXC@black.hole:

> Ace <ace_rules_bbs@hotmail.com> wrote on Mon, 1 Oct 2007:

>

>>The 'Recycle Bin' is a hidden system folder located under:

>>

>>C:\Recycler

>>Showing hidden files and folders you'll notice the folder has inside it

a

>>recycle bin icon, with a numbered name. Inside are the 'deleted' files.

>>It should be possible to move files out of this folder without any

extra

>>tools.

>

> I don't think this is a good idea.

>

> There is a folder for each *user* (who has used his/her Recycle Bin)

> under C:\Recycler. Whether a non-admin user can even see another's

> folder I'm not sure. But in any case removing files this way may well

> trash the bin's hidden tracking file, which keeps note of what's inside

> and where it originally came from, and cause the bin to throw a fit.

>

>>May I suggest you back up your personal files regularly to an external

>>disk such as an USB flash drive, and set up some security on your user

>>account to prevent your brother from accessing your personal documents.

>>http://supportpcs.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=164

>>&Itemid=30

>

> That *is* a good idea.

>

 

 

 

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