how can i change the name of recyclebin on desktop ?....i want to change the of recycle bin ..like dustbin ..how can i do ? help ?...
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1. Make an offer Bill Gates can't resist to sell Microsoft.\n\n2. Rename anything you want to, and charge everybody through the teeth every 2.5 years for 'improvements' to ensure your retirement bennies.
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no.\n\ngoogel irfanview.  it does renaming in batches.
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is mah johng game set as your home page??\n\nif so:\n\nright click >> properties >> Desktop >> Customize Desktop >> WEB >> Uncheck MY CURRENT HOMEPAGE BOX.\n\nThats It. All Gone :)  hopefully
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I MUST NOT BE DELETED. If you want to reduce it's size, clean your recycle bin. Recycler is the place where deleted files (to the recycle bin) is actually placed.
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copy something else onto the desktop with the same name
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Hi Ashleigh...you are correct.  Drag the application and it's associated files into the trash.
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do a search on your hard drive for the name of it.  Then put a shortcut on your desktop to it.  Hope that helps.
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go to start, control panel, users, and change user name; voila!\n\ndepending on the version of windows you have, you may have to go in to change user accounts or some other places first...but once you're in control panel > users, it should be pretty easy to figure out. good luck! :)
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Just go to recycle bin and select items you want to save by selecting them and click edit and then restore or move the items to some designated folder of your choice or directly to CD writer drive.Then burn the CD after process is over.And see that the size is less than 700MB if you are using CD disk and less than 1.2MB if you are using simple floppy disk.Thats it !! your work done....!!
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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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Right mouse click on it, and choose delete...it will be sent to recycle bin.
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When you delete an icon you aren't deleting the program or file, just the shortcut to it.  Go ahead and delete it and leave it in the recycle bin.  Then go to "start" "programs" and find the program or file and click on it to see if it opens.  If it does then you can empty the recycle bin.  If not, then "restore" the one in the bin.\n\nHope that helps.
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Take the disk and open it up. There is a way to open them up from the little silver circle. Theres a brown plastic thing inside that keeps all your data. Just get rid of that and you will be fine. You can cut it up or burn it. I dont think there is a special way of recycling them unless you just want to format the disk (which will erase all data anyway) and then give it to someone who might want them. A lot of schools have a need for them so you might want to give them to a school near you.
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On your desktop there should be a "my computer" icon if not go to the start menu and hover your mouse cursor over the my computer icon, right click the my computer icon and go to properties, from there , there should be a tab called "computer name" click that tab, then go to the button called "change", from there you can rename your computer and it will require a restart. Once you have done that all should be set. I would leave the computer in the same workgroup that it is already in, as you dont need to change that, unless you really want to.
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try undo on the program, check the recycle bin\n\n:> peace
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Windows will not allow you to name files or folders after certain reserved names such as "LPT1" or "PRN".  These names refer to hardware devices in the system and would confuse the OS if you tried to refer to a file with that name.  "CON" is the system name for console.  Therefore you can not use that as a folder name.
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Check the trash or recycle bin on your desktop. If it's not there, I don't know what else you can do. Best of luck in your search for an answer.