Where are these files located?Whenever i press delete, it asks me if i want to permanently delete the file, I would like it to go to the recycle bin. When I click recycle bin properties, the settings part is grayed out. How can I fix this?
Where are these files located?
If NOT on an internal storage space, you do not get Recycle Bin capabilities.
But physically internal to the PC?It's on drives that are not on the OS drive
And you've looked in the Recycle Bin, and it is not there?
View: https://imgur.com/a/WyPaXUCCan you post a screencap of your Disk Management window?
(upload it to imgur.com, and post the link here)
And yet Disk Management shows none of these drive letters.From C
I have NO idea how it got that way, hence no idea how to "fix".Hmm okay, how should I go about it?
That system is so messed up.Hmm okay, how should I go about it?
Whenever i press delete, it asks me if i want to permanently delete the file, I would like it to go to the recycle bin. When I click recycle bin properties, the settings part is grayed out. How can I fix this?
it looks like at least 4 installs, one per drive. you won't gain much free space back but it makes drives more logical. you don't need all these partitions, 1 EFI, 1 recovery partition, every other drive just 1 partition unless you have a valid reason to split them up.
Partitioning the HDD does not make accessing the data 'faster'.I got 3 SSD 1 hdd. I partition the hdd by 4 to speed it up.
Can I wipe save the data of drive a to b, wipe a and repeat these for the drives that does not host my OSit looks like at least 4 installs, one per drive. you won't gain much free space back but it makes drives more logical. you don't need all these partitions, 1 EFI, 1 recovery partition, every other drive just 1 partition unless you have a valid reason to split them up.
i assume the 1st wipe here was an accident, and you want to save data from a to b and then wipe a, and then repeat for rest of drives.Can I wipe save the data of drive a to b, wipe a and repeat these for the drives that does not host my OS