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Moving files to the recycle bin and emptying the recycle bin are well documented, but how can a file be programmatically restored from the recycle bin?
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The only other reference to this beyond the previously mentioned link to codeproject that ... .
This article presents a solution in C++ using the SHFileOperation API .
You most likely have to resort to P/Invoke.
There seems not to be a solution in pure C# .
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Is there any console command "del" to delete files from a folder and put them into Recycle Bin? del command will delete files and not in Recycle Bin.
Started by David.Chu.ca on
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Cmdutils has a recycle command http the file, Delete XP deletes the files....
Http://www.watchingthenet.com/send-deleted-files-to-the-recycle-bin-when-using-windows-command-prompt.html
Note: I have not tried it.
Here is a 3rd party program.
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Is it possible to remove the recycle bin icon on desktop?
Started by Nrew on
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If you're using Windows XP, the most elegant way to do this is to add the option Show Recycle Bin icon\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\\HideDesktopIcons....
Recycle bin and you're done edit: updated with more detailed instructions for windows xp.
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Recycle Recycle Recycle recycle
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When I setup an application pool for my web app in IIS 6 it defaults the worker process to recycle in 1740 minutes (29 hours).
Does this recycle happen even if there is activity on the web site or only if there is inactivity for 29 hours?
Started by Guy on
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Elapsed Time: In this mode the process will recycle after.
It and each one has different implications.
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If I add "trace=true" into my directive on an asp.net 2.0 .aspx page, will it recycle my application pool?
I know if I enable tracing in web.config that will recycle the application pool.
The webserver is IIS 6.0.
Thanks.
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Check out the section "Why does an application domain recycle?" in this link it out on a testing server - adding in the "trace=true" directive on the page level did NOT recycle provider and that way your app pool can ....
In the directive.
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I need a function that, given a path, tells me whether it is a Recycle Bin folder. I tried using functions like SHGetSpecialFolderPath with CSIDL_BITBUCKET, but that doesn't work because the Recycle Bin is a virtual folder that is the union of the Recycle...
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The SHDESCRIPTIONID structure tells you], &did)) && did.clsid == CLSID_RecycleBin... .
On whether the drive is accessed locally or remotely; network-based Recycle Bin folders follow yet the name of the Recycle Bin folders is not a good idea.
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I'm trying to write some simple code that will return the directory for the recycle bin on a local drive. Seems like it would be simple -- should be a thousand answers on Google. Haven't found one yet :(
I HAVE found that FAT and NTFS drives have different...
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The function cycles it finds one, it checks the child... .
A recycle bin ?
Using Raymond Chen's advice, and someone else's technique (can't remember where I found it) I present a function that will find the Recycle Bin directory on a drive.
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I am trying to write a python module to move files to the 'Recycle Bin' on both Mac and PC.
Is there a way, only from the commandline (and yes, I mean using absloutly no C#/C++/etc) to move a file into the Recycle Bin, and have it appear as a file trashed...
Started by FarMcKon on
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It looks like this....
If you want to simply delete a file and guarantee that it is not placed in the Recycle Bin, use DeleteFile.
Setting that flag sends the file to the Recycle Bin.
Of the SHFILEOPSTRUCT structure pointed to by lpFileOp.
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In the properties, there is a checkbox checked that says "Recycle worker processes", which is set to 1740 minutes.
What exactly does it mean to my asp.net code? Will everything be gone from the static variables or the Session/Application variables?
What...
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Recycle ....
Recycle means that IIS working process will be shutdown and new one leaks in your application.
That means your AppDomain, HttpContext could be torn down at any time .
IIS will recycle the worker process hosting your app.
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