

This guide will show you how, but make sure you really want to skip Recycle Bin - because after you change this setting, if you ever want to recover a deleted file or folder, you won’t be able to go to Recycle Bin… you will have to use data recovery software. If you find this behavior a bit annoying and would prefer to skip Recycle Bin every time you delete a file, you can do that in a couple of ways. To permanently delete the files, you then have to empty the contents of the Recycle Bin. This is intended to allow you to easily restore files if you ever have second thoughts or if you ever accidentally deleted something. Deleted documents fall into the Recycle Bin where you can recover them.


The Window Recycle Bin is not a recycling bin for nothing.
