By default, Windows will accommodate the special folder called the Recycle Bin for files / folders that we delete or delete from the drive. The more frequent removal will make the hard drive is full. So that it does not happen, we must do "emptying the recycle bin" on a regular basis. If you want, you can create a deletion of a file or folder without accommodated through the recycle bin first but was immediately erased permanently. Thus, it will not make the recycle bin being fat that can reduce the disk capacity
The advantage of these tips are as often as we do any deletion of files / folders will not reduce the capacity for direct hard disk permanently erased from the hard disk.
While the shortage of these tips is that if one day we accidentally delete a file / folder is important then we will have trouble to restore it.
Therefore, before running these tips, it is important to consider the benefits gained compared with the risk of deficiency.
Tips Delete Files / Folders Permanently In this use the Windows group policy editor facilities.
The steps are as follows.
Click Start>> Run>> and then type gpedit.msc and press OK or ENTER until a window comes up group policy editor.
Click User Configuration>> Windows Components>> Windows Explorer>> it looks like below.
Then on the right before column, double click on the Do not move deleted files to the Recycle Bin until the window comes Do not move deleted files to the Recycle Bin Properties
Then select the Enabled option and proceed OK or Apply.
Then close the windows group policy editor.
The advantage of these tips are as often as we do any deletion of files / folders will not reduce the capacity for direct hard disk permanently erased from the hard disk.
While the shortage of these tips is that if one day we accidentally delete a file / folder is important then we will have trouble to restore it.
Therefore, before running these tips, it is important to consider the benefits gained compared with the risk of deficiency.
Tips Delete Files / Folders Permanently In this use the Windows group policy editor facilities.
The steps are as follows.
Click Start>> Run>> and then type gpedit.msc and press OK or ENTER until a window comes up group policy editor.
Click User Configuration>> Windows Components>> Windows Explorer>> it looks like below.
Then on the right before column, double click on the Do not move deleted files to the Recycle Bin until the window comes Do not move deleted files to the Recycle Bin Properties
Then select the Enabled option and proceed OK or Apply.
Then close the windows group policy editor.
Completed
Then now try to delete a file / folder and then try to open the recycle bin folder. What happens is the recycle bin folder remains empty.
Then now try to delete a file / folder and then try to open the recycle bin folder. What happens is the recycle bin folder remains empty.
