Windows 11/10中的回收站(Recycle Bin)用于存储已删除的文件。它起到安全网的作用,因为它可以保护文件不被立即从硬盘中删除。通常,每当从系统中删除文件时,Windows都会将其放在回收站(Recycle Bin)中一段时间,因此,如果您需要恢复文件,您可以使用此功能并根据需要恢复一个或多个文件。但回收站(Recycle Bin)不会永远保留所有已删除的文件!
增加回收站的大小
每当您在Windows中删除文件时,它都会直接进入回收站(Recycle Bin)。这些已删除的文件会一直保存在回收站(Recycle)中,直到达到其预先配置的最大大小限制(或直到用户清空回收站)。当回收站(Recycle)达到其最大限制时,它会自动删除回收站中最旧的文件,以便为新文件腾出空间。
大多数用户从不调整回收站(Recycle Bin)的默认设置并让它发挥作用。Windows 11/10中修改回收站存储大小的步骤。
(Change Recycle Bin Storage Size)在Windows 11/10更改回收站存储大小
您可以调整回收站(Recycle Bin)的默认设置以更改最大存储大小并增加保存在回收站中的文件数量,以便您可以在需要时恢复它们。以下是在Windows 10中修改(Windows 10)回收站(Recycle Bin)存储大小应遵循的步骤:
- 在桌面上找到“回收站”,然后右键单击该图标。
- 从下拉菜单中选择“属性(Properties)”。
- 从可用选项中选择“回收站位置”
- 选择您要配置的选项。
- 导航(Navigate)到“所选位置的设置(Settings)”。
- 检查“自定义尺寸”选项。
- 现在移动到“最大大小 (MB)”字段。
- 指定回收站(Recycle Bin)可用于存储删除的最大硬盘空间量。
- 单击“应用”和“确定”以保存更改。
您可以为所需的存储空间设置最大大小(1024 MB = 1 GB)。
完毕!现在,您的回收站(Recycle Bin)可以存储更多(或更少)文件,具体取决于您指定的内容。
请注意,回收站(Recycle Bin)大小的计算是基于用户的磁盘配额而不是磁盘大小。在Windows 10/8/7/Vista中,默认大小是前 40GB 配额的 10%,超过 40GB 的任何配额的 5%。
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请务必注意,如果您有多个硬盘驱动器、分区或连接到 PC 的外部硬盘驱动器,每个位置都会有自己的回收站(Recycle Bin)和设置。但即使每个驱动器都有自己的回收站(Recycle Bin)文件夹,所有文件夹的内容也会合并并显示在正常的回收站(Recycle Bin)视图中。因此,您将在回收站(Recycle Bin)中看到所有已删除的文件,无论它们来自何处。
此外,可移动驱动器(如USB闪存驱动器和存储卡)没有回收站(Recycle Bin)。从可移动驱动器中删除的文件(Files)将被永久删除。
虽然我们将本指南重点放在Windows 11/10上,但同样的说明也可用于Windows 7和Windows 8.1。
回收站(Recycle Bin)是我们大多数人忽略的一个功能,但只要稍加调整,我们就可以让它按照我们想要的方式工作;阅读此博客以获取有关回收站的更多提示和技巧( tips and tricks on Recycle Bin)。
我们希望本指南能帮助您避免意外删除重要文件。
How to change Recycle Bin Storage Size in Windows 11/10
The Recycle Bin in Windows 11/10 is used to store deleted files. It works as a safety net as it protects the files from getting immediately deleted from the hard drive. Typically, whenever a file is deleted from the system, Windows places it in the Recycle Bin for a definite period, so, if you ever need the files back you can use this feature and restore one or multiple files as required. But Recycle Bin will not keep all your deleted files forever!
Increase the size of Recycle Bin
Any time you delete a file in Windows, it goes straight to the Recycle Bin. These deleted files sit in the Recycle bin until it reaches its preconfigured maximum size limit (or until the user empties the bin). When the Recycle bin hits its maximum limit, it automatically deletes the oldest files in the bin to make space for new files.
Most of the users never adjust the default settings of the Recycle Bin and let it do its job. But today we will take you through the steps of modifying the recycle bin storage size in Windows 11/10.
Change Recycle Bin Storage Size in Windows 11/10
You can adjust the Recycle Bin’s default settings to change the maximum storage size and increase the number of files kept in the bin so that you can restore them if need be. Here are steps you should follow to modify the Recycle Bin storage size In Windows 10:
- Locate the ‘Recycle Bin’ on your desktop and right-click on the icon.
- From the drop-down menu select the ‘Properties.’
- Select the ‘Recycle Bin location’ from the options available
- Pick the option you wish to configure.
- Navigate to ‘Settings for selected location’.
- Check the ‘Custom size’ option.
- Now move to the ‘Maximum size (MB)’ field.
- Specify the maximum amount of hard drive space your Recycle Bin can use for storing your deletions.
- Click ‘Apply’ and ‘OK’ to save your changes.
You can set the maximum size in MB (1024 MB = 1 GB) for storage you want.
Done! Now your Recycle Bin can store more (or fewer) files, depending on what you specified.
Do note that the Recycle Bin size calculations are based on the user’s disk quota and not the disk size. In Windows 10/8/7/Vista the default size is 10% of the first 40GB of quota, and 5% of any quota above which is above 40GB.
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It is important to note that in case you have multiple hard drives, partitions, or an external hard drive connected to your PC, every single location will have its own Recycle Bin and settings. But even though each drive has its own Recycle Bin folder, the contents of all the folders are combined and displayed in the normal Recycle Bin view. So, you will see all your deleted files in the Recycle Bin, no matter where they come from.
Also, removable drives, like USB flash drives and memory cards do not have a Recycle Bin. Files once deleted from removable drives are permanently deleted.
While we have focused this guide on Windows 11/10, the same instructions can be used on Windows 7 and Windows 8.1.
The Recycle Bin is one feature that most of us ignore, but with a little tweaking we can make it work the way we want to; Read this blog for more tips and tricks on Recycle Bin.
We hope this guide will help you a lot from the accidental deleting of important files.