title: System.IO.Directory.Delete Method just sends files to Recycling Bin. Any way to permanently delete?
body: <p>In .NET, I'm running the code <code>Directory.Delete(tempdir, true);</code> to permanently delete a directory and all contained files. This delete method only sends the files to recycling bin however, instead of permanently deleting them. Is there any way to force <code>Directory.Delete</code> to perma-delete the directory and contained files instead of just moving to recycle bin? I couldn't find any other method overloads to do this.</p>
  
  <p><strong>EDIT:</strong> As Neil pointed out, this is not what is actually happening. <code>Directory.Delete</code> is indeed permanently deleting the directory and contained files and not sending them to Recycle Bin. <em>Sorry for any confusion</em></p>