Correct, you cannot stop this behavior. Each drive gets its own Recycle Bin and System Volume Information directory. The Recycle Bin is self explanatory. System Volume Information contains the system restore points for that drive. Even if system restore is disabled this directory is created on all newly detected volumes, if it doesn't already exist.....Yep it's normal and basically you can't stop it as far as I know....
Correct, you cannot stop this behavior. Each drive gets its own Recycle Bin and System Volume Information directory. The Recycle Bin is self explanatory. System Volume Information contains the system restore points for that drive. Even if system restore is disabled this directory is created on all newly detected volumes, if it doesn't already exist.....Yep it's normal and basically you can't stop it as far as I know....