[Autogenerated] Hi and this? Listen, I'm
going to show you how to use the Recycle
bin on a SharePoint site we have here are
HR team site and we have the recycle bin
listed here in our quick launch. Now the
recycle bin works just like the recycle
bin on your computer. If you're using
Windows Computer, you're probably all very
familiar with the Recycle bin. If I go
ahead, let's go to our documents Library.
Let's go to the documents library and
let's lead a document. Let's say we've
decided we don't need this anymore. So
we're gonna click on accounts payable
clerks job description. We're gonna come
up here to the top bar, Click delete. It
asks me, Are we sure that we want to
delete it? We say yes. And maybe later on
down the road, we realized, Oh, wow, we
probably shouldn't have deleted that.
Well, we can always go back to the Recycle
bin, will click there and we see There it
is. We also see we've got a couple of
other things in here. Let's take a look at
what happens if we restore these to the
accounts payable and we have a customer
service representative document. If we
click, restore, select those and click
Restore, we'll go back to our documents
library, and we see that they're both
there. Now, let's go back to our recycle
bin again because there was something else
in there we want to take a look at. And
this is a test news post that I created
and we wanna let's say, Get that back now.
I'm not gonna keep it ultimately, but I
want to show you you can restore more than
just documents. So let's go ahead. This is
a page and a news post. So we're going to
select that and restore it. We see our
recycle bin is empty. We're gonna go to
our home page and see that there is our
test news. And if I click on it like I
said, it wasn't There isn't much to it,
but it's there now. I don't really need
that. So we're gonna get rid of it now to
get rid of a news post. We have to go to
our site contents and remember, news posts
create new pages. So we'll go to our site
pages folder and we'll find it here. We're
gonna click on that and delete it. Yes,
we're sure we wanted to lead it. Go to our
recycle bin and it's there again. Now, I
don't want to hear anymore. I've really,
really don't ever want to see this again.
So what I'm going to do is if I delete it
here in the Recycle bin, just like if you
were deleting things in your windows,
recycle Ben. If I delete it now, it will
be gone for good. Well, technically,
that's not true, because SharePoint has
another level of recycle bin which is only
accessible by some of the administrators.
So technically, if you really, really,
really needed something back, you could
still get it back. But you'd have to be
real nice to whoever controls the site.
Now let's go back to our site contents
again. Do one more thing. Let's delete an
entire list. Let's go ahead and we're
gonna remove that. She want to send this
to the Recycle bin. See that? Yes, we're
gonna delete it. We'll go back to our
recycle bin, and we see that's a list. Not
just a document, not just a page that's a
whole list. And if you notice there were
over 300 records in that list, but I can
still restore it from the recycle bin. So
if I go ahead and I go back to my site
contents, we see that my part sales list
is there, and I can click on it again and
it's back intact. So the recycle bin is
really handy in SharePoint the same way it
is in your Windows computer. So now you
know how to use the Recycle bin. Thanks for listening, and I'll see you next time.