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Getting rid of my recycle Bin!
I want to get rid of my recycle bin icon on my desktop. I have a neat little taskbar on the top of my screen that holds all the icons I used to have on my desktop.
I got rid of all the icons on my desktop except for the recycle bin, which seems etched into the desktop. I want to rid my desktop of this stupid icon! can anyone help me? |
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well that would be too easy, wouldn't it.
I feel a need to bang my head against the wall for a few hours first edit: this isn't as easy as I thought it would be |
right click on desktop, go to properties, it's different with xp/2000.
either go to back ground and click customize desktop, and the icons should show up, and uncheck recycle bin. I believe that's how it's done in XP. I'm on a 2000 computer at work so I can't be certain. |
which OS are you running??
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I'm running XP home.
I didn't have the Reg key they were talking about, and Tweak UI didn't help me. Edit: TweakUI was supposed to help me, but It still didn't enable me to delete the recycle bin. I still get the same menu. |
Twaek UI does get rid of it.
In Tweak UI go to Desktop options, and make sure your recycle bin in not checked, and it will be gone. |
Download TweakXP.
Trial version is free. |
Ok. So I try to get rid of my recycle bin, I do the regedit thing, the tweak manager thing, the tweakUI thing, and rebooted several times, but it just stuck there.
I head to work frustrated. When I come home, I look on my desktop and it's still there. I reboot one last time, and it finally works. What happened in the 5 hours that I let the computer sit that allowed the recycle bin to go away? |
the gremlins handled it for you.
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You can also use a wallpaper switcher that will hide all the desktop icons. Of course, that's an all or nothing solution. Active desktop also has the same option to hide all icons.
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