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Originally Posted by Steelwings
If you are running Windows 98, you may open the command prompt and change directory to "C:\" and then delete the "recycled" folder in C: by entering deltree command. After you delete the directory, you should create a new one by "md" command. If you do all these steps, it will probably solve problem because I exercised it and it worked 
Again the commands that you should enter in command promt are:
>> cd C:\
>> deltree recycled
>> md recycled |
This disappearing trash file thing has happened to me several times. And with me also, it eventually came back as unexplained as it disappeared. I tried your commands to change the directory. I have W2000. When I enter "deltree recycled" it says DELTREE is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. I tried it over a couple of times and got the same thing. Any ideas why deltree command does not work on W2000?