I have successfully created a BD 2009 “File Vault” and can easily add files to it then open it and view the files, copy the files, and so on. I can also delete the files from within the file vault (which is located on a virtual drive labeled F:\) but when I do delete the files form the File Vault it moves them to a folder (that BD automatically creates it’s self) and calls it “F:\recycler”
Problem is that I then cannot delete the “F:\recycler” folder from the BD File Vault. This means that any file I delete from my File Vault gets moved to the F:\Recycler folder, where it then remains in the Recycler folder and continues to use up my hard drive space! When I tell BD to delete the F:\recycler folder (using the BD program interface) it returns the error message “Access denied. Make sure that the disk is not full or write protected and that the file is not currently in use”
I can not “see” this mysterious “F:\recycler” folder anywhere on my computer and it’s not a “hidden” file/folder as I have my computer (a WinXP) set to show hidden files and folders.
Seems ridiculous to me that a file I choose to delete from my BD File Vault then hides away and continues to take up valuable hard space.
Any help is always very welcome
Thanks
Sean