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Network documents to recycle bin when deleted
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Short answer,
No.
The network shares are being access remotely and as such don't go to the "normal" recycle bins when they are deleted. To accomplish what you're looking for, you would need to get a third party application that stores the deleted files in a "network" recycle bin. The application is then, generally, accessed via the server to restore recently deleted files.
No.
The network shares are being access remotely and as such don't go to the "normal" recycle bins when they are deleted. To accomplish what you're looking for, you would need to get a third party application that stores the deleted files in a "network" recycle bin. The application is then, generally, accessed via the server to restore recently deleted files.
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Remember too that conventional third-party tools for "undeletion" will work in this instance. See, for example, the sites I list in this thread: thread779-941634
If this is a persistent problem, consider this freeware tool:
Remember too that conventional third-party tools for "undeletion" will work in this instance. See, for example, the sites I list in this thread: thread779-941634
If this is a persistent problem, consider this freeware tool:
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