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I went into control panel/system/system restore and did NOT see the drive I'm trying to disable.<br />
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I'm also seeing the recycle bin in this usb flash drive. &nbsp;I don't need a recycle bin on this drive..<br />
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I want to delete the recycle bin and the system information folder from this drive.
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I went into control panel/system/system restore and did NOT see the drive I'm trying to disable.

I'm also seeing the recycle bin in this usb flash drive.  I don't need a recycle bin on this drive..

I want to delete the recycle bin and the system information folder from this drive.

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I recently reformatted my USB flash drive which used to be NTFS and is now FAT32. &nbsp;And yet, I still have my system information folder on the flash drive. &nbsp;How can I delete this?
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I recently reformatted my USB flash drive which used to be NTFS and is now FAT32.  And yet, I still have my system information folder on the flash drive.  How can I delete this?

USB Flash Drive - FAT 32 drive has system information folder?  Why? I want to delete it.

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