How do i access the trash can on my computer?
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Open windows explorer (start>run>explorer). In the address bar type recycle bin and press enter
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Some folders in Windows are what they call wright protected.  First of all, you can try left click hold and then drag the file to the trash can.  If that does not work, I supplied a link to a small free program that will allow you to unlock the file and delete it. with the program, all you have to do is right click, click on the magic wand tell it to unlock then delete the file.
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Try Windows's own. Its called 'regclean.exe'\nSearch for it at www.downloads.com or simply download it from www.evidence-eliminator.com/regclean.exe
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If you haven't emptied your recycle bin open it, select what you want, right click and select "Restore"
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Just drag the program (the application) to your garbage can and it's done. Just remember, doing something on an Apple is often so easy that this almost makes it hard to figure out how to do it (if you're used to Windows).
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If the shortcut is to a program that you use, you may want to check and see if the program is in the startmenu under "programs"\nthen just highlight the shortcut on the desktop and hit delete then just empty the recycle bin. (tip: if your hold shift while pressing delete, the file will delete instead of moving to the recycle bin)\nif you want to remove the program altogether go to the control panel and click add remove programs find the program and click remove\nif the clutter on your desktop is files; right click, select new folder. give the new folder a name like "desktop clutter" select all the files and just drag them to the folder. \nyou could also organise them into individualy labeled files under my documents.\nalso to keep your computer nice and shiny clean, use some software like webroot window washer
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use your computer's resource
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yup....just open the trash folder and pick the move button above...then pick return to inbox folder option
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Let's say that you want to delete ALL of the files in your MY DOCUMENTS folder.    Right click on MY DOCUMENTS and pick EXPLORE.   Click on any file on the RIGHT SIDE and use CONTROL and A (to select all).   Then RIGHT CLICK on the highlighted files and pick DELETE.    All of those files would delete.   Then empty your recycle bin. \n\nBut for programs, open the Control Panel and use the ADD/REMOVE section to uninstall each one.   So at this point, those programs would be safely removed. \n\nIf you are GIVING this computer to someone else, but want it functional, use the DISK CLEANUP program that is in the System Tools of the Accessories section.  Also, take the time to test the disk.   Open My Computer, then Right Click on the C drive and pick PROPERTIES.  Then pick the Tools section.  Click on the CHECK NOW button, check both tests then let the test run after you REBOOT.   \n\nAfter testing the disk, run DEFRAG.  Find this also in the System Tools section.    When you DEFRAG, this will move many files around and connect them together.  During this process, remnants of your old files, even though deleted previously, will be scrambled pretty well.   This will also optimize the system and really make it "as good as it can".\n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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Click "START"\nClick "PROGRAMS"\nClick "Asscessories"\nClick "System Tools"\nClick "System Information"\nIt'll be displayed there
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Go to http://www.dumbasswasteoftime.com
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go to recycle bin and if u have completely removed it from ur computer then try out som e of the recovery tools from www.brothersoft.com
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do a search for the items\n\nclick Start - Search - then type in \nwordpad.exe\ncalculator.exe\nPaint.exe\ndo each of these searches separately\nonce it locates the file - find the folder it's in \n\n(example C:/Program Files/WindowsNT/Accessories)\nso then you open - My Computer - then double click each folder as you open them up \n- C: drive - Program Files folder - WindowsNT - Accessories)\n\nonce you find them in the folder - drag and drop the icon in to your accessories section in the - Start - All programs - Accessories section (or where ever you had it in before)
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im assuming this is windows your talking about?\n\nokay\nto delete a file, the very easy way without too many clicks is,  highlight the file, left click it, keep hold of the click, drag it to the recycled bin\n\nright click the bin (letting go after you dragged it to the bin)\n\nclick with left mouse button, empty recycled bin\nclick yes if a questions comes up\n\nand theres a file deleted\n\ntake care,\ndez
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Tech Support: right click\nCustomer: C-L-I-C-K\n\nTech support: can you see it on the desktop?\nCustomer: shall I search the drawers also?
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open  my computer .right hit on ur hard drive ( C )
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If you emptied to recycling bin , then thats bad news. If you did not empty it, then just (right mouse) click on the recycling bin, and select the option to restore. It will restore it.\n\nIf you DID empty the recycling bin, then there are programs that might retrieve it for you.\n\nFor example, check out this site:\nhttp://www.pctools.com/file-recover/?ref=google_fr