I've created a substed drive on Windows 7. When I delete a file, it doesn't go to the recycle bin, instead it is deleted permanently.
Recycle bin properties do not show this drive at all.
Any hack to send the files from substed drives to the recycle bin?
Best Answer
A $RECYCLE.BIN is created in the mapped drive and the drive is in the list shown in the properties of recyclebin.
If you move the location back to C:\users..., the mapped drive is removed from the list of drives that are covered by recycle bin. But the Recyclebin itself remains in the mapped drive. Allowing you to access deleted files from other drives, only.
Source: Microsoft