When you delete a team in WPS on Windows, the most common questions are about permissions, deletion results, and recovery limits; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a glossary.
FAQ
What is the difference between disbanding a team and deleting a team?
- Disbanding a team is usually performed by the team owner to end the team’s active use.
- Deleting a team is performed by an enterprise super admin or admin in the admin console.
- After deletion, the team is removed completely, and team documents are moved to the enterprise secondary recycle bin.
Can a deleted team be restored?
- Deleting a team is an irreversible action.
- After the deletion is completed, the team cannot be restored as a team object.
- If you need to review related files, go to the enterprise secondary recycle bin and check the document transfer result.
Why can’t I see the Delete button?
- First, confirm that your current account has enterprise super admin or admin permissions.
- Then confirm that the target team is already listed under Disbanded Teams.
- If the list or button does not appear, refresh your network connection and open the admin console again.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Disbanded Teams | A list of teams that have ended active use and are waiting for further management actions. |
| Enterprise secondary recycle bin | The enterprise-level recycle location that receives related documents after a team is deleted. |
| Admin Console | The management entry where enterprise administrators handle teams, documents, and organization settings. |