Recycle Bin Pop-Ups Ruining Your FSLogix Update? Here’s the Fix You Need!

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Imagine upgrading to FSLogix 3.25.401.15305, ready for a flawless Azure Virtual Desktop experience—only to be ambushed by a Recycle Bin pop-up every few minutes. Frustrating, right? You’re not alone. The good news? 


We’ve tracked down the fix to banish this nightmare for good. Here’s how:

Option 1: Tweak Group Policy (GPO)

  • Head to: Computer Configuration -> Policies -> Administrative Templates -> FSLogix.
  • Update your FSLogix policies to match the latest version.
  • Find “Roam Recycle Bin” (enabled by default—even if “Not Configured”).
  • Switch it to “Disabled”, hit OK, and reboot your session host(s).

Option 2: Registry Magic

  • Open the Registry and navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\FSLogix\Apps.
  • Set or create RoamRecycleBin and change its value to 0.
  • Reboot your session host(s).
  • Need more? Check the FSLogix Configuration Settings.

Option 3: Profile Reset

  • Back up your FSLogix profile.
  • Wipe it clean.
  • Restore or regenerate it, then test your session.

Say goodbye to the Recycle Bin terror! Try one of these fixes and let us know how it goes—your sanity deserves it.

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