Clear the recycler of the NTFS partition

The system in the NT architecture (Windows NT/2000/XP/2003) will create their own recycle bin files for each user in the system. If the partition file system is NTFS, it will be saved in the "recycler" folder and named as the recycle bin name with the SID of each user (user security identifier, used to represent the user, and the identifiers of any two users are different, it is a name like "s-1-5-21-3621367059-557091897-448451853-500. View every recycle station in the "recycler" folder and find that all files are in the current user's recycle bin. So how can we see the actual files in each recycle bin? In "run", enter "cmd", enter "CD/recycler", and then enter "DIR/A/S ". The recycle bin folder S-1-5-21-3643067059-557091897-448451853-500 is shown below

C:/recycler directory

<Dir>.
<Dir> ..
<Dir> S-1-5-21-3643067059-557091897-448451853-500
0 files, 0 bytes

C:/recycler/S-1-5-21-3643067059-557091897-448451853-500 directory

<Dir>.
<Dir> ..
Dc55.txt
65 desktop. ini
820 info2
3 files in 885 bytes

Total number of files listed:
3 files in 885 bytes
3,144,888,320 bytes available for five Directories

When you reinstall the operating system, because the new recycle bin folder name is different from the previous one, you can only clear the new recycle bin each time you clear the recycle bin, however, the recycle bin left by the operating system cannot be cleared, leading to a waste of hard disk space. Run the following command to delete the recycler in partition D:
Rmdir/s d:/recycler/