Three ways to retrieve the system desktop lost Recycle Bin

"Recycle Bin" is like the daily use of garbage bins, you will be the file to delete the default after the operation is saved in the Recycle Bin, if you feel that some things before emptying the Recycle Bin can be used to restore the required files. This shows how important the Recycle Bin is in the day-to-day use of computers. If the Recycle Bin is missing, will you be overwhelmed? Below we will "toss" the desktop Recycle Bin, let it go missing.

Primary recovery Strategy

Right-click the Recycle Bin icon on the desktop and select Delete.

When you click the Yes button in the Delete Recycle Bin Confirmation window, you can see that the Recycle Bin on the desktop has disappeared.

Intermediate Recycling Strategy

Right-click on the desktop, select Personalize, and open the Personalization window.

Click the Change Desktop icon link in the upper-left corner of the Personalization window panel to open the Desktop Icon Settings window.

In the Desktop Icon Settings window, remove the hook in front of the Recycle Bin and click the OK button. Well, the Recycle Bin icon also disappears!

Advanced Recycling Strategy

Press the "Win+r" key combination (where the "Win" key is the one that has the Windows logo printed between the CTRL and ALT keys on the keyboard), open the Run dialog box, enter Gpedit.msc in the Run dialog box, and then click OK. In the User Account Control window that pops up, click the Continue button to open Group Policy Object Editor.

In the Group Policy Object Editor window, expand User configuration → administrative Templates → desktop in turn, locate the Remove Recycle Bin from desktop option in the right pane, right-click the option, and then select Properties to open the Properties window.

Select the Enabled option, and then click the OK button.

One minute restore

If the user is simply a desktop Recycle Bin disappears, that may be accidentally deleted or hidden, just check the "Recycle Bin" option in the "Desktop Icon Settings" window and click the "OK" button (the Recycle Bin option is selected in the "intermediate recovery Strategy" above).

If the user finds that the Recycle Bin option in the Desktop Icon Settings window is grayed out in the process of retrieving the Recycle Bin, just open the Group Policy Object Editor to restore the policy in the Remove Recycle Bin from Desktop Policy Properties window to "Not Configured" (enter the appropriate location as described in the Advanced recycle strategy). Select "Not Configured").