how do i get to my recyle bin and how do i clear it out. win. 98?
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Go to your desktop and you'll see an icon called "Recycle Bin". Click on it. select the files you want to delete forever and click delete.\n\nAnother way to delete files forever without going to the recycle bin is to click SHIFT + DELETE when you want to delete the Item.
565003
restore ur system in back date and try to locate!!!!
896361
empty the recycle bin
1141858
Which files did you delete and what do you mean by "other side of computer" ?
332318
Unless you hit Shift + Delete, your item should be in the Recycle Bin as long as you also don't Empty the Recycle Bin.  There are programs that can protect you from accidental deletes.  Norton Utilities has one called Norton Protect and what it does is archives your Recycle Bin so unless you go in and empty the Recycle Bin AND delete the archives then your stuff will still be there available for you to restore it.  \n\nNote: If you delete something from removable media such as Floppy Diskettes or CD-RW Disks, they are gone forever as they don't go into the Recycle Bin.  Also, if you close something without saving it, it's also almost as good as gone.  You may have some luck locating a .tmp file and hopefully are able to restore it to something legible but that's a bit difficult to do.
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u can extract them using something like winiso. http://www.winiso.com/\nbut if you mean boot up from the iso file, that is not possible doesnt matter what applications u have. \nu would need to extract the bin files to a dvd/cd etc
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Go to the exact location of it and delete it. As it says "win32" I think it is in Windows System
630840
go back to system restorer back up to where it worked start over
241175
Go to the Recycle Bin in your PC (available in desktop/explorer) and un-delete it
752442
Get hold of CrapCleaner from FileHippo. Its free and it will tidy things its safe to tidy.\n\nYou can also delete restore points and change restore settings to save fewer restore points (or turn off system restore).\n\nIf you don't mind the risk, you can also delete all Windows update uninstallation folders - but do this the right way - they take up 800MB on my PC.
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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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Delate it completely N reinstall Y!M
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go to start and then to programs and then to accessories and then to system tools and then to disk clean up.the rest is self-explanatory\n\n\ncid
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If you really want it bad, and the Deleted Items bin has been emptied, try this:\n\nhttp://www.stompsoft.com/recoverlostdata2.html
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(right click) delete.....aaaa?\nor right click, go to propertys and find target then uninstall, delete, put in recycle bin (dont forget to empty that baby regualrly) and do restart.\nmay help!
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click on "Start" then select control panel, once that window opens, select administrative tools, then select computer management, once that opens, look on the left side for the menu, expand services and applications by clicking the + sign, you should see indexing services when it expands, left click on that, then once it shows up on the right side of the window, right click on it, then select all tasks, then select stop, what that does is clean out the system volume information file. If you want, you can restart it after it is emptied.
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use regclean from downloads.com.its a very small size and u can roll back also by double clicking the reg  file which it has created.\nthis doesnt require reboot!!!!!