Delete not going to recycle bin after installing 9.0

[gquiring]

I installed 9.0 today and when I press the F8 button the file is deleted, it bypasses the recycle bin. The prompt says move to the recycle bin but it's not happening, it's a hard delete.

[ghisler(Author)]

Could you please give me more details? I cannot reproduce this error.
1. Windows version?
2. Total Commander 32-bit or 64-bit?
3. What drive type, e.g. local harddisk?
4. What is set in Recycle bin settings (Right click on F8 button)?
5. What is set in Configuration - Options - Copy/Delete as copy method?
6. Do you have a line starting with VistaDelete= in wincmd.ini?

[sidefx88]

I can't reproduce that behaviour here.

(TC 9.0 32 bit, Windows 10 x64 Pro).

[ghisler(Author)]

It must be happening under very specific conditions only. TC checks the registry whether a drive is supporting recycle bin or not. There may be wrong information somewhere.

[gquiring]

Win 10 x64, TC 64bit
Local disks, some HD's, some SSD's.

I got a disk low message which really puzzled me. It's not actually deleting the data. Under the $RECYCLE.BIN directory is this folder:

S-1-5-21-2042984375-2541039327-1862150156-1001

That has all the deleted files. The trashcan icon is clear, can't delete the stuff. So I selected the data in that folder and did a Shift-F8 which hard deleted it.

Right click F8: Shows custom size
In Config copy is set to standard copy method
No Vista switches in wincmd.ini

[gquiring]

Just to mention something, I have been copying a huge amount of data with TC 9 to my NAS drive in the background. Not sure if that would somehow cause the problem.

[Dalai]

2gquiring
Where did you delete files from? Local disk or network drive, e.g. your NAS? Network drives don't have any recycle bin unless enabled explicitly (which involves registry modifications).

Regards
Dalai

[gquiring]

I'm deleting files from the LOCAL disks. The NAS deletes would never go to the recycle bin.

[gquiring]

My big copy finished. I rebooted the PC and the recycle bin has trash in it. I cleared the bin, deleted a file in TC and the bin is not empty. It appears this was a Windows glitch.