recycle bin still protected why???

[john]

I have norton av 2003 i have unchecked protected bin then
checked standard bin via right click etc but

Evidence eliminator still says that the recycle bin is
protected when i unchecked it

Plz explain this to me

[Jupiter Jones [MVP]]

John;
You will probably get a better answer from the application
manufacturers.
In this case Norton and Evidence Eliminator.

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"john" > wrote in message
...
> I have norton av 2003 i have unchecked protected bin then
> checked standard bin via right click etc but
>
> Evidence eliminator still says that the recycle bin is
> protected when i unchecked it
>
> Plz explain this to me

[Chris Lanier]

Contact Norton for support. This newsgroups is for support with Windows XP
and other Microsoft Products. Your issue is caused by a third-party
program.

"john" > wrote in message
...
> I have norton av 2003 i have unchecked protected bin then
> checked standard bin via right click etc but
>
> Evidence eliminator still says that the recycle bin is
> protected when i unchecked it
>
> Plz explain this to me

[PuPpYpc]

This is an xp forum...

"john" > wrote in message
...
> I have norton av 2003 i have unchecked protected bin then
> checked standard bin via right click etc but
>
> Evidence eliminator still says that the recycle bin is
> protected when i unchecked it
>
> Plz explain this to me

[Sharon F]

On Mon, 1 Sep 2003 11:48:46 -0700, john wrote:

> I have norton av 2003 i have unchecked protected bin then
> checked standard bin via right click etc but
>
> Evidence eliminator still says that the recycle bin is
> protected when i unchecked it
>
> Plz explain this to me

Did you empty the protected bin before unchecking the box for it?

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MS-MVP - Windows XP Shell/User