Looking for the Reuse Bin in SharePoint 2013? You won't find it in its past location (Quick Release with the All Website Contents).
In a SharePoint site, the Reuse Bin provides short-term storage space for all products removed from this website. The Reuse Bin can be utilized from the following the Fast Release Bar on the left of the screen. SharePoint provides a two-stage Reuse Bin so products that are removed from the end customer Reuse Bin may still be recoverable from the website selection Reuse Bin by a website selection manager.
First Stage
The Recycle Bin is accessed. On the SharePoint site, click Site Settings and select “Site Contents”. The link is then available from the “Site Contents” page. Alternatively, this can be accessed by adding “/_layouts/15/Recyclebin.aspx” or “/_layouts/15/viewlsts.aspx” to the end of your site's root URL.
Second Stage
The Second Stage Recycle Bin is available to site collection administrators only and can be access from “Site Actions” > “Site Settings”. Alternatively, this can be accessed by adding “/_layouts/15/AdminRecyclebin.aspx” to the end of your site's root URL items.
Go to the Site Collection Recycle Bin:
As a site collection administrator, I go to Site Actions (or the gear) Site Settings in order to get to the Site Collection Recycle Bin link. Click the Site Collection Recycle Bin link as in the following:
When I click on the Recycle Bin link in the Site Collection Administration section of the Site Settings page I am taken to the Site Collection Recycle Bin page. Go to the Site Collection Recycle Bin as in the following:
From here I can see all the products that have been removed and are seated in the first level or end customer Reuse Containers, as well as those that have been removed from those places and are now seated in the second level Reuse Bin. I follow the weblink "Deleted from end customer Reuse Bin".
In a SharePoint site, the Reuse Bin provides short-term storage space for all products removed from this website. The Reuse Bin can be utilized from the following the Fast Release Bar on the left of the screen. SharePoint provides a two-stage Reuse Bin so products that are removed from the end customer Reuse Bin may still be recoverable from the website selection Reuse Bin by a website selection manager.
First Stage
The Recycle Bin is accessed. On the SharePoint site, click Site Settings and select “Site Contents”. The link is then available from the “Site Contents” page. Alternatively, this can be accessed by adding “/_layouts/15/Recyclebin.aspx” or “/_layouts/15/viewlsts.aspx” to the end of your site's root URL.
Second Stage
The Second Stage Recycle Bin is available to site collection administrators only and can be access from “Site Actions” > “Site Settings”. Alternatively, this can be accessed by adding “/_layouts/15/AdminRecyclebin.aspx” to the end of your site's root URL items.
Go to the Site Collection Recycle Bin:
As a site collection administrator, I go to Site Actions (or the gear) Site Settings in order to get to the Site Collection Recycle Bin link. Click the Site Collection Recycle Bin link as in the following:
When I click on the Recycle Bin link in the Site Collection Administration section of the Site Settings page I am taken to the Site Collection Recycle Bin page. Go to the Site Collection Recycle Bin as in the following:
From here I can see all the products that have been removed and are seated in the first level or end customer Reuse Containers, as well as those that have been removed from those places and are now seated in the second level Reuse Bin. I follow the weblink "Deleted from end customer Reuse Bin".
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