WarFoxke

I think I've found some clue. I've made a complete re-install, and the troubles started again after my virus scanner (www.free-av.com) was updated.

Can somebody give me an hint with a strange problem? (And sorry for my bad English) I have made an slipstreamed Windows 2000 with the tool HFSLIP (rel. 60425), complete with SP4, IExplorer 6, bugfixes, ... The image was made with nlite (and customized with regional settings, + some drivers). The installation completes succesfully, and everything works fine. Except 1 thing: deleting files. My PC has 2 partitions: Windows on the C: drive (NTFS0, and games on the D: drive (FAT32). The FAT32 is also for datatransfer with Linux (in the future). My problem: I cannot use the recycle bin on the FAT32 drive. When I want to send a file (or folder) to the recycle bin, I press the <delete> button, and the explorer window is frozen for about 3 minutes. After this time, the file is gone (not in the recycle bin). I have removed the whole recycle bin directory (in case this folder was corrupt), but this don't helps. When I deletes the file immediately (<shift><delete>), this works fine. The strange thing is: on the NTFS drive works everything fine. I have looked in the event log, have seen with the commando prompt to the content of the recycle bin, ... But everything seems OK. Can somebody give me some hints where I can start my search?