What is the risk/reward of clearing the recycle bin? Is it feasible to
restore the bin to a folder and then burn this folder to a CD (just to be
safe)?

> What is the risk/reward of clearing the recycle bin?

To take out the garbage. To clean house, as it were.

> Is it feasible to restore the bin to a folder and then burn
> this folder to a CD (just to be safe)?

Do you save all of your full garbage bags in your garage also? Just in
case. ;-) Save to CD if you really want to.

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Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

In news:(E-Mail Removed),
John R <(E-Mail Removed)> hunted and pecked:

Burn the files you delete BEFORE you delete them, then delete them, and
empty the recycle bin (files are not easily recoverable, if at all, once
emptied from recycle bin).


"John R" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> What is the risk/reward of clearing the recycle bin? Is it feasible to
> restore the bin to a folder and then burn this folder to a CD (just to be
> safe)?
>

John R wrote:

> What is the risk/reward of clearing the recycle bin?

More hard drive space, but no longer able to recover files that were in the
bin.

> Is it feasible to restore the bin to a folder and then burn this folder to
> a CD (just to be safe)?

Yes, but you'll probably find it more convenient to use a differential or
incremental backup strategy with an external hard drive.

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