ShareGate Desktop does not access your recycle bins.
To run a migration or report on the content of your recycle bins, you have to restore the content to make it accessible in SharePoint.
Articles in this section
- Can I run a migration or report on the content of my recycle bin?
- What default behavior can I expect when migrating Office 365 Groups?
- Does ShareGate Desktop remember my saved copy options and mappings for each session?
- Does ShareGate Desktop support migrations to Microsoft SharePoint 2019?
- Where can I verify whether the server extension is installed on my SharePoint server?
- Can a migration be paused, resumed, or reverted?
- Does ShareGate Desktop correct URLs?
- Does ShareGate Desktop preserve Orphaned User values during migration?
- Are list item IDs preserved during migration?
- If I delete a file at my source after running a migration, and then run an incremental migration, will it delete the file at the destination?
Related articles
- What default behavior can I expect when migrating Office 365 Groups?
- Deleting Site Objects, Content, Files, and Folders
- Does ShareGate Desktop remember my saved copy options and mappings for each session?
- Migrate your sites with PowerShell to minimize throttling in Office 365
- Communication Diagram - Office 365 Destination
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