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Sunday, 14 August 2011

Recycle as Much as You Want

Posted on 02:14 by Unknown
Recycle as Much as You Want  - Increase the size of Recycle Bin

You can increase and decrease the size of the Recycle Bin. There are some size limitations with Recycle Bin size, its default size is equivalent to 10 percent of the drive size. But if you delete a larger size file accidentally, you can retrieve this file from Recycle Bin that is why you should set the maximum storage size of the Recycle Bin.





    *      First Right click on the Recycle Bin icon on the Desktop of your computer then go to Properties.
    *      Adjust the slider bar in the center of the screen from 10% to maximum size as you want.
    *      Then click OK button to save your new sitting and exit the Recycle Bin Properties Window.
    *      After change reboot your computer to have Windows fully initiate the necessary changes to your system.
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