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Right.
Just installed a new drive, moved the Windows Install into it, and everything is A-OK.
But now, when I try to move any file to the recycle bin, it "bypasses" the folder, and is permantly deleted.
Help?
Just installed a new drive, moved the Windows Install into it, and everything is A-OK.
But now, when I try to move any file to the recycle bin, it "bypasses" the folder, and is permantly deleted.
Help?
Looks like it was just teething problems - everything is fine now... Cheers for helping "Hmm...", you're great :D.
Well I added a new drive, moved the install using Seagates software, so my setup is now: Original Drive (Slave) - empty, New Drive (Boot) - with installation.
Right click the Recycle Bin then Properties. Check that the bypass bin option isn't checked.
If this looks ok then it's possible Windows thinks this is a removable/network drive - how exactly (i.e what do you mean by) did you "move the Windows install" ?
If this looks ok then it's possible Windows thinks this is a removable/network drive - how exactly (i.e what do you mean by) did you "move the Windows install" ?
Right.
Just installed a new drive, moved the Windows Install into it, and everything is A-OK.
But now, when I try to move any file to the recycle bin, it "bypasses" the folder, and is permantly deleted.
Help?
Just installed a new drive, moved the Windows Install into it, and everything is A-OK.
But now, when I try to move any file to the recycle bin, it "bypasses" the folder, and is permantly deleted.
Help?