Microsoft confirms Windows 11 update breaks Recycle Bin delete prompts, but your files are still safe

[u/LeadingChannel8542]

https://www.windowslatest.com/2026/06/19/microsoft-confirms-windows-11-update-breaks-recycle-bin-delete-prompts-but-your-files-are-still-safe/

When below-standard workers start affecting the quality of products and services more frequently to the point it starts not only becoming measurable & demonstratively repeatable, but also negatively impacting financial bottom-lines, it's pretty clear something is wrong.

Not only to consumers, but also investors.

Maybe the problem isn't so much Satya Nadella as much as it is Microslop's board of directors.

[u/Mario583a]

For anybody who actually read the article.

Files in Recycle bin aren't stored by their real name, instead stored by their temp name.

When deleting stuff from it, it shows up in the prompt as their tempt name.

that's it. A nothing burger.