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i put some items in my trash a while ago...i can not remember where they originated from, but now i find that i need them. Does it matter where they go? And if so, is there a way i can command the OS to put them back from where i took them in the first place? I beleive these files are for an application.
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Many files have many extentions. If you are uninstalling an app and wanting to clear out it's other factors use command + f to find its attachments, only delete them if you are sure they are apart of the 3rd party app. Example... Like if you download a Battery add-on you don't want to delete everything with the battery name! i'd reinstall the application's that are effected by stuff you deleted. |
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If you are uninstalling an app and wanting to clear out it's other factors use command + f to find its attachments, only delete them if you are sure they are apart of the 3rd party app. Can you explain how to find the attachments with Command+F? is it as simple as finding all things with the same name? Or is there more to know about finding the attachments to an application? |
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