When i delete files and pictures to my recycle bin, it never shows anything
in there but its thereb to empty it, how can i change settings to show files
that i put into bin.

RIGHT CLICK on RECYCLE BIN - Properties
and UNCHECK Do not move deleted items to recycle bin.

"plm1967" wrote in message ...
When i delete files and pictures to my recycle bin, it never shows anything
in there but its thereb to empty it, how can i change settings to show files
that i put into bin.

This occurs because the file isn't default. I acidently deleted mine and
when I re-added it I had 2 choices icon "Recycle Bin full" or icon
"Recycle Bin Empty" ( I clicked icon). To restore default icon that
shows when it is full and when it empty, do this:

Delete Recycle Bin Empty Icon from desktop-

Close all windows right click desktop click "personalize" click
"change desktop icons" If checked, uncheck "recycle bin" Click apply,
OK Recheck "Recycle Bin" "apply" "ok" click "x" in right hand corner
(*do not click a recycle bin icon*)

Default Icon s restored.


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plm1967;755120 Wrote:
When i delete files and pictures to my recycle bin, it never shows
anything
in there but its thereb to empty it, how can i change settings to show
files
that i put into bin.
Hello plm,
Please follow the procedures below. The recycle bin will show items
inside when you deleted something, and it will show "empty" when you
emptied the bin.
1.) delete your recycle bin from the desktop
2.) right click on an open space of the desktop
3.) click Personalize
4.) click Change Desktop Icons
5.) chekmark the box in front of the recycle bin
6.) click Recycle Bin (full), click Change Icon
7.) click Recycle Bin (full), click OK
8.) click Recycle Bin (empty), click Change Icon
9.) click Recycle Bin (empty), click OK
10.) clikc Apply/OK.
You're done. Please reply if it's ok now or not.


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"Spirit" wrote in message
...
RIGHT CLICK on RECYCLE BIN - Properties
and UNCHECK Do not move deleted items to recycle bin.

"plm1967" wrote in message
...
When i delete files and pictures to my recycle bin, it never shows
anything
in there but its thereb to empty it, how can i change settings to show
files
that i put into bin.


Spirit,

I don't think that's what the OP is looking for. Your answer would Delete
files and bypass the Recycled Bin entirely with no chance of recovery.

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No Unchecking means it would NOT BYPASS RECYCLE BIN.

"SG" wrote in message ...
"Spirit" wrote in message
...
RIGHT CLICK on RECYCLE BIN - Properties
and UNCHECK Do not move deleted items to recycle bin.

"plm1967" wrote in message
...
When i delete files and pictures to my recycle bin, it never shows
anything
in there but its thereb to empty it, how can i change settings to show
files
that i put into bin.


Spirit,

I don't think that's what the OP is looking for. Your answer would Delete
files and bypass the Recycled Bin entirely with no chance of recovery.

--
All the best,
SG

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"Spirit" wrote in message
...
No Unchecking means it would NOT BYPASS RECYCLE BIN.

"SG" wrote in message
...
"Spirit" wrote in message
...
RIGHT CLICK on RECYCLE BIN - Properties
and UNCHECK Do not move deleted items to recycle bin.

"plm1967" wrote in message
...
When i delete files and pictures to my recycle bin, it never shows
anything
in there but its thereb to empty it, how can i change settings to show
files
that i put into bin.


Spirit,

I don't think that's what the OP is looking for. Your answer would Delete
files and bypass the Recycled Bin entirely with no chance of recovery.

--
All the best,
SG

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Ah, slap SG in the face because he did not read correctly WHAM!!!!
Sorry my friend, I will stand in the corner for 1 hour :(
You said Uncheck and I read Check, must have had payday on my mind :)

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SG

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