Computer & Internet Help : How to Empty the Recycle Bin

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A computer's recycle bin is a temporary holding area for unwanted files, and emptying the recycle bin simply means clicking on the right button and confirming the action. Find out why files aren't deleted until they are emptied from the recycle bin with help from a software developer in this free video on computer files.



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