Win11/64: Stupid Question About Multi-drive Recycle Bin

Hi! On my Win11/64 laptop, I have a RAM drive, and I believe it's set to 100MB. I've been doing some activity on it, and, while I'm not yet getting out of drive space errors, I'm worried that I may soon start getting them. How do I get the Recycle Bin to display only the files deleted from a particular drive?

BTW, maybe I should do some housekeeping and delete files from the C: Recycle bin as well, even though my SSD drive is only a little more than 1/4 full.

 

Displaying Files Deleted from a Particular Drive in the Recycle Bin
Unfortunately, the Recycle Bin in Windows doesn’t have a built-in feature to display files deleted from a specific drive only. However, you can manually check the Recycle Bin for files from your RAM drive by following these steps:

1. Open the Recycle Bin: Double-click the Recycle Bin icon on your desktop.
2. Sort by Original Location: Right-click inside the Recycle Bin window, select “Sort by,” and then choose “Original Location.” This will group the files by the drive they were deleted from, making it easier to identify files from your RAM drive.

However, there are plenty of Drive Cleaners, HDD Tools and SSD Tools at:
Download Drive Cleaners Tools for Windows - MajorGeeks
Download Hard Disk Drive (HDD) Tools Tools for Windows - MajorGeeks
Download SSD Tools Tools for Windows - MajorGeeks

and a llist of recommended ones at:
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I got it. Thank you. There were fewer files than I thought there would be, and the largest ones were worth 1,440k each.