Windows 10: Everything deleted is not going to the recycle bin.

To have full permission on the computer I let myself as local disk C owner , (was previously the Trusted Installer). Now when I delete something it does not go to the recycle bin, it is deleted permanently. Is there any way to make him go the recycle bin without changing the owner? ANSWER URGENT !!! *Eek*Eek*Eek*Mad*Mad*Mad*Sleepy*Sleepy*Sleepy*Shock*Shock*Shock*Huh

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Windows 10 file explorer permanently deletes photos but not other files

When I delete photos in Windows 10 file explorer, they are permanently deleted rather than going to the recycle bin. Other file types are going to the recycle bin. I've looked at recycle bin settings, and the 'permanently delete' option is NOT checked.
How can I ensure deleted photos go to the recycle bin?

 

Recover apps, documents, files, etc., from Recycle Bin

I deleted some programs that I thought I did not need to the recycle bin, and now I find out that they are all interconnected and want to recover everything that is currently in my recycle bon. The recycle bin has not been NOT been deleted.

 

Hi VictorPLopes , welcome to tenforums.com! *Smile

Navigate to Recycle Bin Folder, right click an empty space in the folder, choose 'Properties' and check that the option, as in the screenshot, is not enabled.

 

Also, note that holding the Ctrl key while right-clicking then choosing Delete or pressing the Del key will bypass the Recycle Bin. But it still gives a note/warning about deleting.

 

Interesting it bypasses it, it deletes it forever, never tried this.

 

Isn't it Shift to hold while deleting ? It was like that forever and that's how it works for me.

 

You can also change the size of the recycle bin.

 

Have not tried Mike, ask Berton !

 

No need to ask, it was Shift -Del forever and still is. Holding Ctrl while choosing files lets you mark them one by one in any order and skipping ones you don't want to mark for deletion or whatever.

 

Mea Culpa, had something else on the mind, the keys to use while resizing the view inside a window. It is the Shift key.

 

Ctrl + mouse wheel is for re sizing inside open browser, some SW and Desktop itself.

 

o.k. thanks for info. One way i use Shift key is i hold the Shift key left click first file then use arrow keys to go through all ones i want to delete, but this is when doing more then one, never used Ctrl.