Sorry, I guess we misunderstood each other.  I partitioned my hard drive into
a C, D, and E drive.  I have only one recycle bin in the C drive, but have two
in both the D and E drive.  I would like to get rid of the extra one on the D
and E drive.

Irvin Libao

> You will always have a "Recycled" folder on a logical drive that has
>  "deleted" files on it.  When you delete a file by moving it to the Recycle
>  Bin, the directory entry for the file is just moved to a new directory on
>  the same logical drive.  The file nor the directory entry will be moved
>  from one logical or physical drive to another.  In fact, I don't believe
>  that Windows makes any distinction between partitions on different physical
>  drives and partitions on logical drives on the same physical drive.  Once
>  Windows is started, most programs don't care about this distinction.  They
>  will treat all partitions as though they were individual physical drives.
>
>  ----------
>  > From: Irvinraw13 <[log in to unmask]>
>  > Subject: Re: [PCSOFT] 2 Recycle Bins
>  > Date: Thursday, March 12, 1998 11:50 PM
>  >
>  > I mean logical drives.
>  >
>  > > By "drives" do you mean physical or logical (partitions on the same
>  > >  physical drive) drives?
>  >
>  > >  >
>  > >  > For some reason, some of my drives have 2 recycle bins in them.
>  I've
>  > >  tried to
>  > >  > delete the extra one, but of course it couldn't be that easy.  Are
>  there
>  > >  any
>  > >  > suggestions?
>