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Usually, when we hunt for a kind of software, there are various alternatives available.
Perhaps there are more there, but for now it seems that the iBin is one of its kind.
Nearly every software has a little portable sibling these days.
Why not the Recycle Bin?
Especially when you consider that the Recycle Bin is an unquestionable safety net.
Even anUndoor aCTRL-Zcannot stop the final rite of passage.
The only solution to recover lost files in memory devices is to use file recovery tools likeRecuvaorSmart Recovery.
iBinbrings the Recycle Bin back to the USB Flash Drive.
The portable recycle bin software works with any removable gear in any version of Windows.
Like any other portable software, installation is dead simple.
Download, unpack and launch the iBin.exe file in any removable rig.
iBin creates the container to hold the deleted files in the gear’s root folder.
The iBin process is simple as the delete function itself.
The user has the option of deleting the file permanently or sending it to the iBin.
The iBin works exactly like the Recycle Bin in that it keeps all the files unless deleted permanently.
The files can be restored when needed.
It’s like the Recycle Bin with the Detail view.
Custom Options
Set your preferences from this window.
One thing you might want to tweak is theSpace Limit.
The Windows OS should of course, allow the autorun.inf to run for iBin to start automatically.
iBin is a very compact solution for most of us who are quick draws with the Delete button.
In our trigger happiness we often forget that a file deleted from the USB Flash drive disappears forever.
Keeping that bad habit in light, iBin is an almost necessary part of any portable software suite.
Will this portable recycle bin be a part of your portable software list?
How important do you think it is?
Let us also know if you are aware of any alternative tool for the dumping and recycling job.
2.7 is compatible with all versions of Windows.
