Hi All,
W10-22H2 Home (I hate the home edition)
I had a customer today with this issue:
Permanently delete confirmation pops up even though disabled in Recycle Bin properties
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/permanently-delete-confirmation-pops-up-even/e22fbacf-50b7-4c26-ab8f-4d72ffc343bb
Every thing I deleted was permanently deleted, despite the recycle bin property settings.
The standard stuff did not work:
How To Fix Deleted Files not Showing in Recycle Bin Issue in Windows 10
https://tnakaj.bluejeanblues.net/how-to-fix-deleted-files-not-showing-in-recycle-bin-issue-in-windows-10/
AAAAAHHHH !!!!!
Then it occurred to me to look into the recycle bin itself:
C:\$Recycle.bin
No where to be found. Hmmm. So I recreated to from
cmd-administrator. No joy just yet.
Then I open $Recycle.bin in Windows explorer and dragged
a file into it. It bitched about need admin privileges, so
I gave it to it. And it worked.
And a "Recycle bin" entry popped up in the recycle bin.
And guess what started working again! Even lasted
through a reboot. (No more asking for privileges either.)
Double AAAAAHHHH!!!!
Another "One Off" Windows 10/11 bummer. Bet I
never see another one like this! I have never
seen so many One Offs since Windows 10.
-T
Items in the recycle bin "appear in pairs". If you spot an
orphan file in there (not paired), then chances are that
will stay there forever.
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