Common questions about Delete Files in WPS Cloud Documents usually focus on recovery, permanent deletion, shared file impact, and storage changes; use the answers below to handle these situations quickly.
FAQ
Can I recover a deleted file?
- Yes. Deleted cloud files first move to the Recycle Bin.
- On the WPS Office Home page, open Open and then select Recycle Bin.
- Find the target file and click Recover.
How do I delete a file permanently?
- First delete the file from My Cloud Documents so it moves to the Recycle Bin.
- Open Recycle Bin to review deleted files.
- Delete the target file again, or clear items from the Recycle Bin as needed.
Will deleting a shared file affect other members?
- Yes. Before deleting a shared file, confirm whether other members are still using it.
- If the file is still part of an active workflow, communicate with collaborators first.
- If it was deleted by mistake, try recovering it from the Recycle Bin.
Why does cloud storage not change immediately after deletion?
- After deletion, the file may still be in the Recycle Bin.
- Storage changes may not appear immediately while Recycle Bin processing is still pending.
- Refresh the file list later and continue Recycle Bin cleanup if needed.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| My Cloud Documents | The file list area under your WPS account where cloud files are stored, viewed, deleted, and managed. |
| Recycle Bin | The temporary location for deleted cloud files, where you can recover them or continue deleting them. |
| Batch Action | A way to apply the same action to multiple selected files at once, such as batch deletion. |
| Shared File | A file that is accessed or used with other members, so its deletion should be confirmed in advance. |