Windows xp trashcan problem

Short description: A unique build of Windows 7 x86 with extremely low system requirements, made for people on a very tight budget. It can be used both on workstations and on kvm-vps with limited capacity many hosters provide the cheapest servers with MB of RAM and 1 core. It has very high performance and a clean, unmodified user interface. Comrade blzos cleared away unnecessary trash for several years, file by file, record by record.

Despite a very high degree of trimming, it successfully runs a lot of modern software. At the moment, and in the near future, the author of the distribution nallion is in charge of the assembly support. Once installed on a hard disk, the operating system takes up megabytes of disk space. When disk space is compressed for saving space will take up megabytes of disk space. Installation time on a regular PC is several minutes or seconds.

Description Introducing a super-lightweight build of Windows 7 designed to run on ancient netbooks and computers from the last decade of the Windows XP era. Such equipment can be found in the trash can, or for a couple of large bottles of beer at a flea market.

Breathe a second life into old technology! Build Windows launches the latest versions of the software that the average person needs office, browsers, toys, audio-video players, photoshop, etc.

The build tester has tested over many applications. Empty your Recycle Bin periodically to keep your computer running smoothly. What is the Recycle Bin?

Inside, you'll see a list of deleted items. OR Right-click the file or folder you want to delete. When the pop-up menu appears, choose Delete. A dialog box appears asking whether you are sure you want to send the file or folder to the Recycle Bin. Your email address will not be published. Using the registry to restore recycle bin on Windows XP Desktop You can restore the recycle bin on to windows xp desktop by editing the registry as follows.

Double-click Remove Recycle Bin icon from the desktop. Click Start , and then click My Computer. On the Tools menu, click Folder Options. Click Yes when you receive the warning message, and then click OK to close the Folder Options dialog box. Click Folders on the toolbar. If Folders is not visible on the toolbar, point to Toolbars on the View menu, and then click Standard Buttons. In the left navigation pane, under Folders , locate the Recycle Bin folder, and then drag the Recycle Bin folder to the desktop.

Click the View tab, and then click to select the Hide protected operating system files Recommended check box. It doesn't seem so now. You all just keep us running around in the same circles and getting us nowhere Honestly i hope someday soon a team of people persons comes along and puts microsoft out of business once and for all.

But then again Microsoft is doing just that to it selves by producing junk like windows 8 and 8. I know if i was the big head in a company i would surely be listening and following what the consumers are doing.

That is the whole problem with Microsoft. The head is much to big for the shoulders it sits on. So do everyone a big favor and stop running us around in circles and realize it is Microsofts Download agent that is messed up and should have never been changed until all support was truly over for Windows Xp. You got to spend money to make money. Mircosoft acts just like the company i work for Lost!! Time is running out on Xp as millions have been left in the dark and will remain in the dark.

Thanks for nothing once Trusted in Microsoft. The problem you are experiencing is a result of timing the upgrades. Proceed as follows and you should be up and running. This all takes a rather long time while everything loads. Well the sequence I published earlier no longer works. It worked for maybe 3 reloads on the same computer had other issues and since publishing the sequence it no longer works. It appears the hand writing is on the wall. When you go to updates you get the message "Windows update does not start in Windows XP, Windows Server or windows ".

I used another computer which has had XP loaded for some time and opened Explorer 8 and clicked on tools and windows update. When I input the other web site address, it immediately did an over ride back to the last email. In other words, someone has put in the Explorer upgrade a command to take you to the web site that says updates no longer work for XP.

Seems a bit unethical if Microsoft did this since they say they will support XP until April If anyone can figure out how to over ride their over ride, we would be back in business. AMEN, brother!!! Well said!!! In reply to Chet70's post on December 13, This all takes a rather long time while everything loads First off the Service Pack 3 is the wrong one.

It is set for IT and develepers, it states in the download page if you are installing the Windows Xp Sp3 on one computer goto windows update. Well is that something smart to say and just how cluless Microsoft is about their problem.