No, the file physically rests on the same place in your hard drive.
What is changed is a value or a path thru which you can access it.
When you copy, the original is left where it is. When you move, the file is first copied, then deleted from the original location.
They get deleted with the library
When you run a file it goes to a temporary location and can be deleted, but when you save it will be saved to your computer and it cant be deleted unless you do so.
The original only remains in its original location when the copy command is used. The move command would move the original to a new location.
Any time that a file is deleted from a hard drive, it is not erased. What is erased is the bit of information that points to the location of the file on the hard drive. The file is flagged as "not there" and ignored by the system
If the file is in the Recycle bin, it is easy to recover it. Simply click on the icon for recycle bin on your desktop, and locate the file you just deleted. Then right click on it, and select restore. This would restore the file back to its original location.
to be moved
No. Absolutely not. Only its name is deleted and its location becomes available to other files to saved in. You need some software to WIPE the file, as Eraser, WipeSecure, etc.
It will be deleted from the system in which it was found, unless it has infected a important file. Then the file will be healed.
whats the difference between thehome drive and the documents
No. Absolutely not. Only its name is deleted and its location becomes available to other files to saved in. You need some software to WIPE the file, as Eraser, WipeSecure, etc.
If you restored it, it should have been returned to the location it was deleted from.