Windows 7 Tip – Pin your Recycle Bin on the Taskbar for easy access
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@meeputube you destroy/delete your recycle bin, youll fuck up your system
@mlenz98 Um it’s obviously a life saver if you delete an important file accidentally…smarttzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
@fusobotic I do, if you accidently deleted something you didn’t want deleted, recycle bin saved you.
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UMM in windows 7 it automatically does it for you, hun.
awesome (as usual)
I think its not very helpful, because the icon on the desktop and icon on the taskbar its the same …
hmm i cant watch any of my subscribed videos but i can watch those i dont have a subscription on… youtube wtf have u done to me now? -.-
HELP! I tri-boot XP Home, Vista Ultimate 64 bit, & 7 Ultimate. I think I’ve issues with my Windows Boot Manager. Sometimes it works. But, usually, after booting-up & seeing my splash screen, my PC then seems to encounter something, & it reboots, & my splash screen & WBM are not displayed after rebooting. Then, staring at a black screen for awhile, my PC then loads my default OS, XP. My QX9770 CPU is stable at 32C & I have a 600W PS so I doubt it’s an overheating or PS issue? ANY IDEAS?
Who actually uses the recycling bin anyways? Just use shift+Delete.
Lol at 1:15 there was a recycle bin icon available. Why did you choose the one that was less similar?
Recycke Bin can be pinned as a link in Explorer. So if you have Explorer pinned on the taskbar you can drag and drop recycle bin there and you will have recycle bin on right clicking explorer.
How did you shrink your shortcut arrows?
@orpheus119 Sorry about the placement of this. The Antec Case was the object of my criticism not the pinning tip.
I think that the DF case fails in that it only has three 5.25 drive bays. That to me is failure of epic proportions. I used to be a fan of Antec. I haven’t been for a long time now.
Anyway I don’t understand how my comment made it to this page when I commented on the Antec review page. My apologies.
@Ceadderman umm epic fail?
I dislike this case. Anything less than 4 drive bays is epic failure.
I don’t understand why this easy function couldn’t be added as a default feature for Win 7. This shortcut method doesn’t make the trashbin have the right click function to Empty or have a thumbnail preview it just stays highlighted. There is another way but it acts as a Taskbar Toolbar.
In my version of Windows 7, I can pin the recycle bit to Windows Explorer on the taskbar. But I’m sure you can right-click Recycle Bin and choose ‘Create Shortcut’ on any version of windows. You can then pin THAT to the taskbar, or even to quicklaunch on older versions of Windows.
@PCWizKid 5.7 thats it? yawn
@alexphazon 2012 is bullshit earthquakes haev always happen since the birth of the world !!!!! get over it
Dude, PCWizKid you live in Toronto? Wow. I was sleeping in my bed when at 1:41 it started shaking for like 10 seconds, first time I had ever experienced such a thing.
That is a Awnsome Tip, Tnx Wiz
1:10 The icon is in the “%SystemRoot%system32SHELL32.dll” DLL just paste this adress and you’ll see all the standard icon’s
grtz from Belgium
Ruben
Very quick and easy to do. I like it! Only issue is that you can’t drag and drop items from the windows to it. Oh, well, that’s why I have the Delete key on my keyboard.
BTW, could you use this method for opening folders as well (i.e. Music, Documents, Videos, etc.)? Thanks again!
@PCWizKid I live in downtown Toronto right near the comp shops hehe
Shame you can’t drag and drop stuff onto it though