I regularly browse my Drivepool from another computer in the network. I've noticed that if I accidentally delete a file it will not go to the recycle bin, it gets permanently deleted. I've tried setting the files in the pool to read-only, but it doesn't seem to take. They get marked as read only, but if I click delete they are deleted. Is there is there any way to get around this problem?
Is there a way to view the network drive as read only? What would happen if I went into the pool folder in the host drive and changed the file attributes there, would this corrupt the file in some way? - and would it protect from accidental deletion? Any workarounds at all for this?
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Hello,
I regularly browse my Drivepool from another computer in the network. I've noticed that if I accidentally delete a file it will not go to the recycle bin, it gets permanently deleted. I've tried setting the files in the pool to read-only, but it doesn't seem to take. They get marked as read only, but if I click delete they are deleted. Is there is there any way to get around this problem?
Is there a way to view the network drive as read only? What would happen if I went into the pool folder in the host drive and changed the file attributes there, would this corrupt the file in some way? - and would it protect from accidental deletion? Any workarounds at all for this?
thx, E
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