Recycle Bin Icon - Allow or Prevent to Display

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  1. Brink
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    LOL, no problem.
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  3. amir57
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    hey bro thanks a lot finally my recycle bin isn't anymore on my desktop bout i got 1 question if i want recycle back to my desktop what should i do?
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  4. Brink
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    Hello Amir,

    You could use the "Allow" option to allow the "Recycle Bin" to be able to be displayed or added as a desktop icon.

    Hope this helps,
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