Yes, that's expected behaviour and probably the same in Windows XP. Every
drive has its own Recycled folder, and opening the Recycle Bin would wake up
all drives present to see if they have files in their Recycled folder that
need to be displayed.
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"BillD" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> When I open or empty the recycle bin in order to see the files inside it,
> my
> secondary HDD wakes up from energy saving.
>
> Reproduction steps:
> 1) delete a file from primary HDD C:\ (then it will be put in recycle bin)
> 2) wait until your secondary HDD D:\ goes in energy saving
> 3a) open the recycle bin
> or
> 3b) empty the recycle bin
> ... and the secondary HDD D:\ will wake up from energy saving