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Microsoft introduced the Active Directory Recycle Bin function in Windows Server 2008 R2, which can restore some deleted objects, but the lack of a rich graphical interface makes it more difficult to use. In Windows Server 2012, this feature provides a graphical interface that simplifies the complexity of command-line operations and greatly saves time for network administrators to maintain.

1. Open the Active Directory Management Center and confirm that the forest function level is at least Windows Server 2012

two。 Click "start the Recycle Bin", prompt can not be disabled after enabled, click "OK".

3. Open the Active Directory user and computer and delete a user object.

4. Restore the deleted object, go back to the Active Directory administration center, and find "Deleted Objects". After opening this container, you can see the deleted object. Right-click the object to choose to restore.

The "restore to" option here allows you to choose the location of the restored object, while directly selecting "restore" is to restore the object to its position before deletion, which can be selected according to the actual needs.

5. When you go back to Active Directory users and computers, you can see that the deleted objects have been restored after refreshing.

Compared with the command line operation of 2008 R2, the improvement of 2012 improves the efficiency of operation.

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