The 0 at the end of the string is the most suspicious element. In standard Windows CLI usage, launching explorer.exe with a numeric argument like 0 does not serve a standard user function (unlike /e, or /select, ).
Windows Explorer has a well-documented bug (or feature) regarding "Folder Options." If a user resets folder views via the Control Panel or modifies how Explorer handles shortcuts, the system may attempt to reinitialize the default view. recycler.bin explorer.exe 0
Restart your computer. Windows will automatically create a fresh $Recycle.Bin folder upon reboot. The 0 at the end of the string
The string "RECYCLER.BIN\explorer.exe" "" 0 (or variants involving cmd.exe /c ) is a high-fidelity indicator of a PlugX (KORPLUG) Restart your computer
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If the error only occurs under your account, your user's specific Recycle Bin subfolder may be corrupted.