Why do users misunderstand the recycle bin as archive?

1. Why do computer users use the recycling bin?
2. Why are deleted files not in Recycle Bin?
3. What are 2 situations in which you Cannot use the Recycle Bin to recover a deleted file?
4. How does Recycle Bin affect the computer performance?

Why do computer users use the recycling bin?

Recycle Bin is a place that temporarily stores deleted objects in Windows until they are deleted permanently. It helps users to restore deleted files from Windows 95 in Windows operating systems.

Why are deleted files not in Recycle Bin?

Right-click the Recycle Bin icon, and click Property. Opening the Recycle Bin Property dialog box, you will find in the Settings for selected location section that it's all because of the selection of Don't move files to the Recycle Bin. Remove files immediately when deleted, which results in direct deletion for files.

What are 2 situations in which you Cannot use the Recycle Bin to recover a deleted file?

The recycle bin is full or corrupted. The deleted files are much larger than the maximum size of the recycle bin. The deleted files or folders are hidden and can't be accessed.

How does Recycle Bin affect the computer performance?

Empty your computer's recycle bin.

Once emptied, the space on the hard drive that the data occupied is made available for reuse and the restoration of any files emptied from the recycle bin becomes extremely difficult. Note that this will only speed up your computer if the hard drive is nearly full.