Hello I am having problem with my Recycle Bin icon. When I have deleted files or folders in the recycle bin, the icon still remain in ‘full icon’ although when you open it it is emptied. My OS. Windows 7 ultimate x32. I do hope someone can help me out. Thanks.
Recycle Bin icon.
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Have you run SFC & DISM?
Right click on start & choose command prompt with admin & type/copy & paste these cmds one at a time then click Enter after each command:
SFC /SCANNOW
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealthComment
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You should have that file, you need to copy and paste it instead of trying to type it. First just use the recycle bin drag notepad text file into and recycle it.
Hit the windows key and R at the same time.
Type CMD into the run box.
Hit OK
When the command window pops up copy and paste.
rd /s /q C:$RECYCLE.BIN
If that fails, then right click a blank space on your screen.
Select personalize.
Change desktop icons.
Then uncheck Recycle bin >> Hit apply.
Then check Recycle bin again >> Hit apply.
Then click on recycle bin empty restore defaults.
If that does not change the icon to being empty then go back to this setting and select change icon, then scroll thru and find the empty trash can and set it. Click apply and exit your way out of there.Comment
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Thanks Bastet and Malnutrition prompt reply. Regarding DISM how do you use it, do you have to save or do anything before using it. Regarding Malnutrition reply I am not sure what it mean by ‘You should have that file, you need to copy and paste it instead of trying to type it. First just use the recycle bin drag notepad text file into and recycle it…’ Please explain I am not well technically in computer tech.Comment
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If you just create a random text file and use send it to the recycling bin, and empty the recycle bin…that directory is Created. So you will be able to delete it.
As far as copy and paste, it is just that. Follow the instructions I posted, I am unfortunately unable to explain that any clearer than what I have already.
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Originally posted by kotapemaiYou should have that file, you need to copy and paste it instead of trying to type it. First just use the recycle bin drag notepad text file into and recycle it…’ Please explain I am not well technically in computer tech.
Click on file
click on save as
save the file to the desktop.
Find the file on the desktop
Drag the file to the recycle bin
Press the windows key and R key at the same time.
Type CMD into the run box.
Press OK
When the command window pops up
Left click your mouse and drag across this text (in orange) to highlight [COLOR=rgb(243, 121, 52)] rd /s /q C:$RECYCLE.BIN
Press the Ctrl key plus the C key
At the command window
Right click the mouse and click on paste
Press enter[/COLOR]Comment
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Originally posted by kotapemaiThanks Bastet and Malnutrition prompt reply. Regarding DISM how do you use it, do you have to save or do anything before using it. Regarding Malnutrition reply I am not sure what it mean by ‘You should have that file, you need to copy and paste it instead of trying to type it. First just use the recycle bin drag notepad text file into and recycle it…’ Please explain I am not well technically in computer tech.
Just enter the commands one at a time & click enter to run the cmd after each entry.Comment
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That’s fine. It ran correct the first time you did it. It only threw that error the second run you did. If you are still having issues, then follow up with the rest of the steps I laid out, and what @Bastet has suggested also. If all of the above fails, then try the icon cach rebuilder tool.
Unzip to your desktop right click run the 32bit version as admin.Comment
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