Anyone ever had this problem from Recycle Bin?

[downphoenix]

I tried to clear stuff out from recycle bin, I deleted like 12 things but only 4 were in there. So I emptyed it. The others didnt come, so I decided to try empty again, and this is the message I got. Should I say yes?

BTW, yes, this is kind of a joke post, but it makes me serously wonder, why would it ask this when I empty an empty recycle bin?

[Matthew]

Common problem, really. Easy fix.

It's caused by a small piece of spyware embedding itself into your computer. NGW seems to have this still on their site. It installs into the WINDOWS directory under the folder name "System32". Navigate to Computer > Local Disk C: > WINDOWS > then scroll down until you see the "System32" folder. Delete it, restart your computer, and it'll be good as new. Please take this as a joke.

[PirateThom]

Delete explorer.exe

And defrag, always defrag.

[Matthew]

Originally Posted by PirateThom

Delete explorer.exe

And defrag, always defrag.

Yeah, sorry, forgot about that step.

[ltzasz]

Originally Posted by Matthew

Common problem, really. Easy fix.

It's caused by a small piece of spyware embedding itself into your computer. NGW seems to have this still on their site. It installs into the WINDOWS directory under the folder name "System32". Navigate to Computer > Local Disk C: > WINDOWS > then scroll down until you see the "System32" folder. Delete it, restart your computer, and it'll be good as new. Please take this as a joke.

Thanks I'll give that a try. There's some stuff that won't delete for me either. Thanks for the suggestion Matt.

[Deathmonkey7]

Good job, Matthew. Now we'll never see Itzasz again

[E6600]

I'm so glad I switched. No problems with Ubuntu's nor Leopard's trash

[NoOutlet]

I'd like to point out here that "ltzasz" begins with an 'L'. Just putting that out there.

[Sheff159]

Originally Posted by NoOutlet

I'd like to point out here that "ltzasz" begins with an 'L'. Just putting that out there.

Haha, indeed. But I would agree with the whole virus/spyware/adware thing. I would do a scan with multiple programs to see if you have anything. Oh, and if your computer is still working, dont delete system32...and please, try and look for hidden text from people like matt around here.

[:D:]

Originally Posted by Matthew

Common problem, really. Easy fix.

It's caused by a small piece of spyware embedding itself into your computer. NGW seems to have this still on their site. It installs into the WINDOWS directory under the folder name "System32". Navigate to Computer > Local Disk C: > WINDOWS > then scroll down until you see the "System32" folder. Delete it, restart your computer, and it'll be good as new. Please take this as a joke.

I approve of this advice. Listen to the wise man.