1] Add Recycle Bin using Registry Editor. Registry Editor is handy in many cases, including this one. This in-built tool makes it straightforward to add the Recycle Bin to the File Explorer ...

To get the Recycle Bin on your desktop in Windows 1/110, follow these steps. Go the Start button, then click on the Settings option. The following window will be displayed on your screen.

You can delete the file or send it to the iBin folder, which is your device's new Recycle Bin. If you'd rather just delete the file outright, press Win+Delete instead. iBin comes with a nice set ...

You can view the files and folders in the Recycle Bin and restore them with just a few mouse clicks. Double-click the "Recycle Bin" folder on your desktop to open it in the File Explorer.

We've previously written up another Windows 7 recycle bin trick, but in that case, it was only useful for accessing what's in the trash, and couldn't accept files for deletion hovered over it ...

Create Recycle Bin to your Flash/USB drive, so that you never lose important content due to accidental deletion of files on PCs other than yours.