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    Windows 7 Deleting files permanently removes them instead of moving to Recycle Bin

    I already checked this particular registry entry and made sure NukeOnDelete is 0 under each volume GUID.
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    Windows 7 Deleting files permanently removes them instead of moving to Recycle Bin

    Hi Josephur, I did complete following in the written order. Issue still persist. At an Administrative command prompt: chkdsk C: /f /r rd /s /q C:\$Recycle.bin sfc /scannow (reboot) Please let me know what next step I can go with.
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    Windows 7 Deleting files permanently removes them instead of moving to Recycle Bin

    Yes, I did run last 2 as I mentioned in my first post, not in particular order though. But I still would like to run these including disk check for the sake of ruling out possibilities step by step. I'll let you know once I complete.
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    Windows 7 Deleting files permanently removes them instead of moving to Recycle Bin

    All of them are same brand, Dell. There are total of 11 computers out of 400 in our domain with this issue. 9 out of this 11 are Latitude E7440 model. Other 2 are SFF 930 models. H/W configuration is same in similar models.
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    Windows 7 Deleting files permanently removes them instead of moving to Recycle Bin

    OK. Good to know that. But as I said, there never was any GP targeting Recycle Bin. Common software are some free tools, AV, Office, etc. But same set of software are run on other machines as well.
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    Windows 7 Deleting files permanently removes them instead of moving to Recycle Bin

    kemical, I can see drives normal in My Computer. Only issue is with Recycle Bin. Josephur, all computers are in one OU. Only handful of computers are hack this issue. To be specific, no, there are no group policies targeting Recycle Bin.
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    Windows 7 Deleting files permanently removes them instead of moving to Recycle Bin

    Thanks for your quick support kemical. I forgot to mention in my first post that I did run system file checker. I am editing the first post. Also, I did delete Recycle Bin, which I mentioned in my first post.
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    Windows 7 Deleting files permanently removes them instead of moving to Recycle Bin

    Dear All, I have been searching a solution for this strange issue for long. I'm an IT Admin in a windows domain where few PCs are affected with this issue. When users delete files, it gets deleted permanently and do not go to Recycle Bin. Users do get alert that file will be deleted...
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