Recycle bin

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I am on a network in my office so work to a server (apart from local files).
When I delete a file from Word, Excel, etc, it does not appear in my recycle
bin so there is never anything to empty. If I open Explorer, I can't see
where the deleted files go.

Can anyone help please?
 
oe said:
I am on a network in my office so work to a server (apart from local files).
When I delete a file from Word, Excel, etc, it does not appear in my recycle
bin so there is never anything to empty. If I open Explorer, I can't see
where the deleted files go.

Can anyone help please?
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Right click the Recycle Bin Icon on your Desktop and select Properties from
the Drop Down list.
On the Recycle Bin Properties, click on Global Tab and make sure this check
box is checked
is unchecked:
[ ] Do not move files to the recycle bin.
Remove files immediately when deleted.

and also this one checked:
[ ] Display delete confirmation dialog.
HTH.
nass
 
Sorry, do you mean "checked" or "unchecked"?

"On the Recycle Bin Properties, click on Global Tab and make sure this check
box is checked
is unchecked:"

nass said:
oe said:
I am on a network in my office so work to a server (apart from local
files).
When I delete a file from Word, Excel, etc, it does not appear in my
recycle
bin so there is never anything to empty. If I open Explorer, I can't see
where the deleted files go.

Can anyone help please?
Click to expand...


Right click the Recycle Bin Icon on your Desktop and select Properties
from
the Drop Down list.
On the Recycle Bin Properties, click on Global Tab and make sure this
check
box is checked
is unchecked:
[ ] Do not move files to the recycle bin.
Remove files immediately when deleted.

and also this one checked:
[ ] Display delete confirmation dialog.
HTH.
nass
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Sorry, My Bad, is unchecked.

oe said:
Sorry, do you mean "checked" or "unchecked"?

"On the Recycle Bin Properties, click on Global Tab and make sure this check
box is checked
is unchecked:"

nass said:
oe said:
I am on a network in my office so work to a server (apart from local
files).
When I delete a file from Word, Excel, etc, it does not appear in my
recycle
bin so there is never anything to empty. If I open Explorer, I can't see
where the deleted files go.

Can anyone help please?
Click to expand...


Right click the Recycle Bin Icon on your Desktop and select Properties
from
the Drop Down list.
On the Recycle Bin Properties, click on Global Tab and make sure this
check
box is checked
is unchecked:
[ ] Do not move files to the recycle bin.
Remove files immediately when deleted.

and also this one checked:
[ ] Display delete confirmation dialog.
HTH.
nass
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