I've tried uninstalling OneDrive and reinstalling it and I've tried resetting OneDrive but neither one made any difference. Note: If youre using an Microsoft 365,, or Exchange account, youll have a Deleted Items folder.If youre using a different type of account (like Gmail or Yahoo or another email account), your folder will be named Trash instead. I've emailed the OneDrive help team who told me to get in touch with the Windows Team, but their chat thing was useless and told me to 'ask a question and get community help - but when I tried to submit a question it said that forum was locked. Outlook can be configured to automatically empty the Deleted Items folder, or you can manually empty the folder at any time. I know if you right click Recycle Bin there is the 'display delete confirmation dialogue' option - but that only applies to files not housed in a OneDrive folder. Is there any way to change it back - instead of the file just moving straight to the recycle bin after clicking delete? When I pressed delete to delete a file instead of the usual Windows 'this item will be removed to the recycle bin' message it was a OneDrive message and I accidentally clicked the box that says not to warn when deleting a file on Onedrive. I'm using OneDrive on the computer (Windows 10),and it randomly updated the other day. I hope this is the right forum and I hope someone can help.
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