My main drive C: is SSD and holds programs.
Have a 2nd internal drive D: (not ssd) and has my images, documents, etc.
I'm guessing "The Recycle Bin" is on the C: drive.
If I delete files from D: drive ... do they go to recycle bin on C: drive ?
Apr 28, 2021 08:32 | #1 My main drive C: is SSD and holds programs.
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Firemike " lingering odor "  More info | Apr 28, 2021 08:46 | #2 If I recall correctly, each hard drive in your computer has an independent recycle bin where the files you delete from that drive reside until you restore them or empty the recycle bin. When you reach the bin limit size, I know Windows 10 will start deleting older files to make room for newer deleted files. All deleted files from all drives show up in the desktop Recycle Bin. When you open the Recycle Bin up you will see a column listing "Original Location" that tells you on which drive the deleted file is located. Michael
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Apr 28, 2021 09:24 | #3 Firemike wrote in post #19228868  If I recall correctly, each hard drive in your computer has an independent recycle bin where the files you delete from that drive reside until you restore them or empty the recycle bin. When you reach the bin limit size, I know Windows 10 will start deleting older files to make room for newer deleted files. All deleted files from all drives show up in the desktop Recycle Bin. When you open the Recycle Bin up you will see a column listing "Original Location" that tells you on which drive the deleted file is located. Thank you !
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Apr 28, 2021 10:49 | #4 Firemike wrote in post #19228868 If I recall correctly, each hard drive in your computer has an independent recycle bin where the files you delete from that drive reside until you restore them or empty the recycle bin. When you reach the bin limit size, I know Windows 10 will start deleting older files to make room for newer deleted files. All deleted files from all drives show up in the desktop Recycle Bin. When you open the Recycle Bin up you will see a column listing "Original Location" that tells you on which drive the deleted file is located. And if you right click on Recycle Bin and choose Properties, you can set parameters for each drive's Recycle Bin separately.
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Apr 28, 2021 11:36 | #5 mike_d wrote in post #19228921 And if you right click on Recycle Bin and choose Properties, you can set parameters for each drive's Recycle Bin separately. Thanks
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JohnfromPA Cream of the Crop 11,258 posts Likes: 1527 Joined May 2003 Location: Southeast Pennsylvania More info | Some step by step help on configuration at https://www.windowscentral.com …orage-settings-windows-10
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Thank John.
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