Have you ever tried dropping "My Computer" into "Recycle Bin"?
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Hey, I tried it; A confirm dialog too was shown with "Yes", "No". When I choose "Yes", it has got deleted from my desktop. \nHowever, when I opened the recycle bin, It doesn't show "My Computer" in the list.\n\nCould you tell me why it is not shown in the Recycle bin; and how to get it back onto my desktop!!!
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use a good shredder.\nit completely removes the data
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take the hard drive out and stick it into your other computer
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you cant unless you have a backup program utility
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If you have already emptied the recycle bin, then I would say no you can't recover files you wanted...\nIf you still have them in the recycle bin, then all you need to do is restore them to where they were beforehand...
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Get all your files off of it that you want to keep, then reformat/reinstall the operating system
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You delete/unistall stuff that's on your harddrive that you don't even use.
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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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Yes theoretically its possible.\n\nBut you will need to be able to identify the files in your PC and decide whether they are system files or not. You will also need to be able to go through the several hundred entries in your registry and decide if some of them need to be removed.\n\nThis is so daunting a task that practically it would not be possible.
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impossible\n\nb'coz by deleting the deleated folder all the data is destroyed by the server
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Hi Ashleigh...you are correct.  Drag the application and it's associated files into the trash.
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have you tried taking out the card and putting that into the computer
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I would stop trying to use it altogether. You are more than likely only using it for stealing anyway, so now you are better off. Truly a shame it didn't fry your whole computer.\n\n\nLong Live Jambi
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De-fragment your hard drive.
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This is one way....\nYou could try the System Restore which takes you back to a time when your computer was working good. Go To: \nstart\nprograms\naccessories\nsystems tools\nsystem restore\nThis process is completely reversable. And does not remove your personal files. Just go back one checkpoint at a time until your puter is working good again.\nE
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i got it used it and had thousands of files to dump clogging up my system.i use it every week or so and find shed loads of sh1te thayts of no use so id say its well worth while and its my favourite price...FREE
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yeah, i did that before... just make sure the Black Film on the Inside isn't scratched... Just convert all you files on the Floppy Drive onto the computer, and put those files onto another Floppy... Take off the Silver thing first before you put the flooy in the computer...