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CCleaner - Unremovable Recycle Bin File

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 Anonymous user -
Hello,
CCleaner won’t delete a file from the recycle bin, which isn’t there anymore anyway.
Here’s an image: http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/3570/sansrea.jpg
The loading is stuck at 20% and doesn’t move. It’s really annoying?

Any idea?
Thanks in advance!

Configuration: Windows 7 / Safari 534.16

12 answers

Answer 1 / 12
Anonymous user
 
Problem solved!
I deleted the $Recycle.Bin directory (in MSE), and then the folder recreated itself. No trace of the stubborn file :D

Thank you!
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Anonymous user
 
impeccable
well done
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Answer 2 / 12
Anonymous user
 
Sometimes it can take a certain amount of time
be patient for a while
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Answer 3 / 12
Anonymous user
 
Okay, but beyond an hour, I don't think that's normal. :/
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Answer 4 / 12
Anonymous user
 
Oh yes

And if you empty the recycle bin directly, what does that do?
The file must be large
It's a game, right?

Otherwise, do a complete uninstall if it's still on the PC

---> Revo Uninstaller
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Answer 5 / 12
Anonymous user
 
Already done all that, that's precisely the problem.
Even showing hidden folders, including $Recycle.Bin, and deleting everything. Nothing. :(
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Answer 6 / 12
Anonymous user
 
Did you restart the PC to check?
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Answer 7 / 12
Anonymous user
 
Yes, several times.
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Answer 8 / 12
Anonymous user
 
Have you tried to properly uninstall the game instead of just deleting the folder?

Revo Uninstaller
is good for stubborn programs and files.
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Answer 9 / 12
Anonymous user
 
Already done this :/
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Answer 10 / 12
Anonymous user
 
restore the file
and restart the uninstallation
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Answer 11 / 12
Anonymous user
 
Impossible. The file is not found!
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Answer 12 / 12
udodirck Posted messages 6773 Status Contributor 1 169
 
Hi everyone, sorry to jump in but it happened to me once and when CCleaner is running, click on the registry, find the errors, fix them, repeat as many times as necessary until there are no more errors and then clean! See you!
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Anonymous user
 
Yes, that's possible, well done Udo
I have no more ideas.
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Anonymous user
 
Okay, I'll try. Right now, I've launched a full antivirus scan, the scan starts with the same file, and so far it's always the same. Volume tested: 10GB...
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udodirck Posted messages 6773 Status Contributor 1 169
 
If this procedure fails, post a new question on the virus/security forum! See you!
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