The Recycle Bin is an essential feature in Windows operating systems, allowing users to temporarily store deleted files and folders before permanently erasing them. However, some users may find it challenging to locate the Recycle Bin in File Explorer, especially if they are new to Windows or have recently upgraded to a newer version. In this essay, we will provide a step-by-step guide on where to find the Recycle Bin in File Explorer.

Press Win + E , click the address bar, type Recycle Bin , and press Enter .

Open File Explorer, click in the address bar, delete the current path, type shell:RecycleBinFolder , and press Enter.

The Recycle Bin is a destination , not a navigable location .

Even though you can't see it in the folder tree, the Recycle Bin has a secret address. You can type this directly into File Explorer’s address bar (yes, the long white box at the top):

If you don't want to see "all folders" but want the Recycle Bin handy, you can pin it to your Quick Access list. Find the Recycle Bin on your . Right-click the icon. Select "Pin to Quick Access."