Lost recycle bin (trash can) desktop ICON

[Guest]

Okay, I know this is not very important, but after I installed Win Vista
Ultimate and moved my desktop recycle bin (trash can) to the lower left of my
screen, I noticed some time later it was GONE!

Now the only way I can empty the trash is to go through Windows Explorer or
click on My Computer and find the recycle bin to empty it.

This is a small problem, I know. I'm very happy just to have Windows Vista
working well, and I've recently learned I must turn User Account Control
(UAC) OFF in order to get my color settings to be saved. I'm learning
something new every day!

 

[Walter Blanchard]

Right click Desktop - Personalize and in the upper left of the UI there will be a link to desktop icons.

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Walter B
waltblanch[at]tampabay[dot]rr[dot]com
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[Rock]

Okay, I know this is not very important, but after I installed Win Vista
Ultimate and moved my desktop recycle bin (trash can) to the lower left of
my
screen, I noticed some time later it was GONE!

Now the only way I can empty the trash is to go through Windows Explorer
or
click on My Computer and find the recycle bin to empty it.

This is a small problem, I know. I'm very happy just to have Windows
Vista
working well, and I've recently learned I must turn User Account Control
(UAC) OFF in order to get my color settings to be saved. I'm learning
something new every day!

You probably right clicked on it and choose Delete instead of Empty Recycle
Bin. See the other post for how to restore it, it's easy to fix.

 

[Guest]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I'll never lose my recycle bin again.

Right click Desktop - Personalize and in the upper left of the UI there will be a link to desktop icons.

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______________________________

Walter B
waltblanch[at]tampabay[dot]rr[dot]com
______________________________

Okay, I know this is not very important, but after I installed Win Vista
Ultimate and moved my desktop recycle bin (trash can) to the lower left of my
screen, I noticed some time later it was GONE!

Now the only way I can empty the trash is to go through Windows Explorer or
click on My Computer and find the recycle bin to empty it.

This is a small problem, I know. I'm very happy just to have Windows Vista
working well, and I've recently learned I must turn User Account Control
(UAC) OFF in order to get my color settings to be saved. I'm learning
something new every day!

 

[Guest]

Rock,

Thanks! That is exactly what I did. And you're right, the fix is easy.
Thanks again.

 

[Rock]

You're welcome.

Rock,

Thanks! That is exactly what I did. And you're right, the fix is easy.
Thanks again.

 

[lost recycle bin]

Help!!!!!!!!!!!
I can't find windows explore like you were doing for the trash and i deleted
dthe icon from my desk top and i threw somthing away and need it back
Please help
kelley

 

[Malke]

Help!!!!!!!!!!!
I can't find windows explore like you were doing for the trash and i deleted
dthe icon from my desk top and i threw somthing away and need it back
Please help
kelley

How to restore the Recycle bin icon that has been accidentally deleted -
http://www.winhelponline.com/articles/141/1/
Hide the "Delete" command from Recycle Bin context menu - Ramesh -
http://www.winhelponline.com/articles/142/1/


Malke

 

[Michael]

Thanks, the reply to this was very helpfull to me as I had 'lost' my trash bin.

 

[Chris Parker]

What a man!! I lost mine two and so did a few others and it drives you mad
thankyou Walter!

Right click Desktop - Personalize and in the upper left of the UI there will be a link to desktop icons.

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______________________________

Walter B
waltblanch[at]tampabay[dot]rr[dot]com
______________________________

Okay, I know this is not very important, but after I installed Win Vista
Ultimate and moved my desktop recycle bin (trash can) to the lower left of my
screen, I noticed some time later it was GONE!

Now the only way I can empty the trash is to go through Windows Explorer or
click on My Computer and find the recycle bin to empty it.

This is a small problem, I know. I'm very happy just to have Windows Vista
working well, and I've recently learned I must turn User Account Control
(UAC) OFF in order to get my color settings to be saved. I'm learning
something new every day!