Recycle Bin Manager 1.0

Recycle Bin Manager 1.0 is a superior and tractable tool which will take the hassle out of emptying your Windows Vista recycle bin.  Whether you are the type that constantly empties your recycle bin, or the type who never looks at it until you need to recover a single file from thousands, or the type who turns all recycle bin functions off... you can benefit from using Recycle Bin Manager.

Configure Recycle Bin Manager to remove items from your recycle bin by file type. Each file type is configurable individually allowing you to remove them from your recycle bin depending on the recovery time you feel comfortable with. Someone in the audio/music field [wav for example] may want to have them removed from the recycle bin after 24 hours as they may create and delete an abundance of sample files. Someone in the video edit industry may configure video files [avi, mkv, etc..] to be removed in 6 hours, or 6 days, or 6 months.

An extensive array of over 3000 file extensions are identified preinstalled and grouped into 18 file type categories. You can add or delete file extensions. You can add and delete file types. You can move extensions from one type to another or new file types you have created.

For example, graphics is a pre-installed file type containing 600+ known file extensions. You may be a graphics designer and want to create a "Clipart" file type and move or create file extensions associated with clipart to your new file type. Then you can configure Recycle Bin Manager to remove deleted cliparts at a separately configured rate from the files associated with Graphics. It is recommended that you turn the Windows Vista Recycle Bin functions ON for all drives in your system.

Let Recycle Bin Manager remove the deleted files from the recycle bin for you and rest assure that in the event you accidentally deleted something by accident on any drive, you have time to recover it. Accidental deletions happen to everyone from time to time. In addition, you now have the ability to RestoreTo: which allows you to recover a deleted file to another location.