I meant to hit "Empty Recycle Bin" but clicked on "Delete" as a substitute. Now my Recycle Bin has disappeared from my desktop. How do I get it back again? I'm operating Windows Vista. To me this looks like a stage backwards for Vista. On Windows XP, there isn't a
"Delete" merchandise any time you precise click on your desktop Recycle Bin. On Vista there
is.
Not merely is the fact that probably perplexing,
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big difference,
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popup:
I've highlighted the menu items of interest here: Empty Recycle
Bin,
Microsoft Office 2007 Professional Plus, which permanently deletes the contents of the Recycle Bin, and
Delete, the standard context menu merchandise that deletes the Recycle
Bin icon itself.
And it works. Click on Delete and you get this message:
The problem of course is the fact that we're so used to these popup confirmations that we
often fail to notice or read them. I know I frequently mutter to myself "yeah,
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yeah, whatever" and press enter or click on Yes without paying attention.
Whoops. The Recycle Bin disappeared.
But as you can see, the message gives the clue we need.
So, we dutifully fire up Control Panel and click on the
Personalization options:
With all the options on the ideal in the big white emphasized area, it's
very easy to miss "Change desktop icons" near the top left:
Click on that and you'll get this handy little dialog:
Click on the Recycle Bin checkbox as I've highlighted above,
click on OK,
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desktop.
At least that part is easier than Windows XP.