This space will be used or overwritten only when new data is available for storage. During the deletion, Windows doesn’t delete the data permanently but only flags the space as available for storage. Some users delete or empty the Recycle Bin folder in order to get some storage space, but they are unaware that the original saving location is still occupied. But these files remain accumulated in the Recycle Bin folder and consume the storage space on your system. This temporary storage is made available so that there is a chance to restore the files if they are deleted mistakenly. It is a desktop folder in which all the soft-deleted ( simple deletion with Delete key) system drive files are stored.
It is well known that when Windows users delete files or folders from any location on their systems, these move to the Recycle Bin.
