Every so often I remember to check my Recycle Bin on my PC and realize I have hundreds of megabytes of junk just sitting there. It wastes disk space! Is there a way I can automatically delete files in the Trash after 30 days¡ in Windows 10?
It’s driven me crazy for years: When I go to empty my trash can [recycle bin, actually] Windows always prompts me to confirm that’s what I want to do. Since there’s no way to accidentally request this, I just want the confirmation window gone! How can I disable it?
Ever gone to edit that critical file or update a presentation just to realize that the file’s gone? Somehow it got deleted. Or worse, an external drive is now completely empty and there’s nothing in the trash? Stellar Phoenix has a solution: Stellar Phoenix Windows Data Recovery – Professional. So I thought I’d give it a try…
What the heck happened to my trash can / recycle bin in Windows 10? It’s not on my Desktop! How do I get it back, Dave?
I share a Win10 PC with my wife and she sometimes drags all my files into the trash. Drives me crazy! How can I undelete or recover those files when I’m back on the computer?
