Empty Recycle Bin from command line with PowerShell?
It is very popular to simply empty the recycle bin, using the command line and PowerShell on all MS Windows 11, 10, ... Desktop and also MS Server operating systems!
1.) Clean up or empty the recycle bin with the command line!
With the command Clear-RecycleBin with confirmation / selection
Simply confirm with [Enter] or press "Y"
Then the recycle bin is emptied
Windows PowerShell
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PS C:\Users\Nenad> Clear-RecycleBin
Confirmation Are you sure you
want to perform this action?
Performing the operation "Clear-RecycleBin" on the target "All contents of Recycle Bin".
[Y] Yes [A] Yes, all [N] No [K] No, none [H] Stop [?] Help (default is "Y"):
2.) Deleting a specific drive recycle bin!
The same as the first example, except that you have to specify the drive with the -DriveLetter parameter
Clear-RecycleBin -DriveLetter D
The contents of drive letter "D" are removed from the recycle bin, or that were deleted on drive D!
3.) Clean everything in all recycle bins without confirmation!
Just use -Force to clean all trash without prompt!
Clear-RecycleBin -Force
4.) ... What should be considered when cleaning via command line!
If there are objects in the recycle bin that have been deleted by the administrator with special system rights, it may be that you can only clean them with elevated rights!
(Image-1) Empty the recycle bin from the command line with PowerShell!
Sometimes you just want to download files with PowerShell under MS Windows 11, 10, or Microsoft Server For example, to download a file from an Internet
The display language in Windows 11, 10, is the display language you have selected, the default language is used by all Windows settings, file explorer,
The command history in PowerShell should be used because it is practical, the integrated command history function is very popular under Windows 11, 10,
