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Delete or restore folders/files

This feature is available after applying for WORKS Drive or the Standard or Standard Plus plan of NAVER WORKS Core.

You can delete or restore synced folders or files.

Delete/Restore files on virtual drives

You can delete or restore folders or files from NAVER WORKS Drive in the virtual drive on your PC.

Delete

Windows

  1. Right-click the folder or file you want to delete from the virtual drive.
  2. Click 'Move to Trash'.

Restore

Windows

  1. Click the Drive Explorer icon in the taskbar.
  2. Click 'Trash' at the bottom right of the tray window.
  3. Select the folders or files you want to restore from the PC web Drive Trash.
  4. Click 'Restore' at the top right.

Delete/Restore files of synced folder

You can delete or restore folders or files in the PC folder synced 1:1 with NAVER WORKS Drive.

Delete

Windows

  1. Right-click the folder or file you want to delete in the synced folder.
  2. Click 'Move to Trash'.

Restore

Windows

Restore from your PC

  1. Open the Recycle Bin in your PC folder.
  2. Right-click the folder or file you want to restore.
  3. Click 'Restore'.
    The folder or file from the synced folder will be restored. The restoration status will also sync to NAVER WORKS Drive online.

 

Restore from NAVER WORKS Drive 

  1. Click the Drive Explorer icon in the taskbar.
  2. Click 'Trash' at the bottom right of the tray window.
  3. Select the folders or files you want to restore from the PC web Drive Trash.
  4. Click 'Restore' at the top right.
    The folder or file from the synced folder will be restored. The restoration status will also sync on your PC.
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