Can I throw a cd-rom in my trash, or do I recycle it?
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I'm not sure.  I think they're a type of plastic so you probably could recycle it...  But I'm sure they're not that harmful to the environment so you could just throw it away.
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HI THERE,IF ITS A PROGRAM INSTALLED YOU WILL HAVE TO REMOVE IT FROM ADD OR REMOVE PROGRAMS DIALOG BOX,IF IT IS ONLY A SHORTCUT THEN YOU CAN RIGHT CLICK IT THEN IT WILL GO TO THE RECYCLE BIN.IF NOT WITH THESE OPEN UP MY COMPUTER AND CLICK ON TO PROGRAMS,THEN LOOK THROUGH TO THE ONE YOU WANT,THEN DELETE IT,HOPE THIS HELPS YOU.
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YES!  So, recycle them instead.
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try undo on the program, check the recycle bin\n\n:> peace
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empty the recycle bin
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By default all the files burnt on the CD are read-only. so there is no way that you can move those files. You can try copy-paste and this should work. If you want to get rid of the contents from the CD then copy the file to your system and reformat the disc if its CDRW, if it is CD-R then you have no option other than destroying it :)
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put it in ur d: drive and when it ask u what u want to do, click on open folder...after u do that click on everything that is on tha cd-rw and then hit delete.
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Here is Microsoft's support article relating to restoring the recycle bin.\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;810869
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Go to your recycle bin on desk top and click the file that was trashed then click on options that pop up
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Format it, if it's a CD-RW.  If it's a CD-R, you can't change it once you burned it the first time.
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Right mouse click on it, and choose delete...it will be sent to recycle bin.
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if its a cassete you will need to use the vhs to cd converter that is cassete to cd.there are special shops where they do this for you
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Yes you can. There are two ways to do this using a computer. One, delete the items you do not need anymore. Or, you can format the floppy disk to completely erase everything that has been stored on it.
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Put it in a paper shredder :)
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Yes, save it somewhere else before you burn it. Then add it to the CD "compilation screen" in the CD burning software. Make sure you don't delete your downloads until after your CD has been burned/created.
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Go to the Recycle Bin in your PC (available in desktop/explorer) and un-delete it
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For disposal of hazardous waste, many cities and municipalities have hazardous waste collection sites or special days set aside for collection of such items. Check with your city or county Solid Waste Dept. or Environmental Quality or Environmental Protection agency for information. If you have a computer that is still functional, consider donating it to a school or nonprofit organization in need. Also, a nonprofit computer recycling organization called Computer Recycling Center may be helpful (see sources). For ideas on how to recycle items from cell phones to used tires, or how to stay ahead of the game and REDUCE consumption of products (for example, use canvas bags instead of plastic or paper; stop junk mail), see the following sources. Did you know, for example, that 4 to 5 trillion plastic bags are manufactured each year, and that the majority of them are NOT recycled? If we reduce consumption (by using canvas bags, for example), we work toward making our earth cleaner and healthier.