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Hi capitalpro,<br />
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depends which system files they are - if they are in the bin then you will be fine, just back them up somehwere first if you are worried<br />
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Cheers!
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Hi capitalpro,

depends which system files they are - if they are in the bin then you will be fine, just back them up somehwere first if you are worried

Cheers!

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There are no files in the bin but there are two files in F:\RECYCLER, they both have file names which look like SIDs. Can they be deleted?<br />
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Thanks
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There are no files in the bin but there are two files in F:\RECYCLER, they both have file names which look like SIDs. Can they be deleted?

Thanks

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Copied the files and the servers not complaining......cheers mate.
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Copied the files and the servers not complaining......cheers mate.

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Hi,<br />
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I need to free up space on a my Servers F:\ drive and have seen there is 3GB in the F:\Recycler directory. I have emptied the trash can but the file still remain. If I go to manually delete these files I get a warning saying that these are system files and it could cause issues. Can I &nbsp;manually delete these files without causing issues to the OS?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi,

I need to free up space on a my Servers F:\ drive and have seen there is 3GB in the F:\Recycler directory. I have emptied the trash can but the file still remain. If I go to manually delete these files I get a warning saying that these are system files and it could cause issues. Can I  manually delete these files without causing issues to the OS?

Thanks

Delete contents of the Recycler Directory

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