#1: Stop Recycling Files!
How to disable the Windows 95 Recycle Bin.

#2: Delete REAL Win95 Waste
Delete temporary files to save space.

#3: Purge the Recycle Bin Quickly
Save a few mouse clicks when clearing the Windows 95 Recycle Bin.

#4: Add Ability to Rename Recycle Bin
A registry edit that lets you rename the Windows 95 Recycle Bin to Trash Can or whatever.

#5: Be Sure to Uninstall Programs Properly
Use the Control Panel to uninstall programs from Windows 95.

#6: Using the Recycle Bin and Floppy/Removable Disks
Beware - Windows 95 does not support Recycle Bins on all removable media.

#7: Too Much in the Recycle Bin
Tell Windows 95 to use less hard drive room for the Recycle Bin.

#8: Restore Recycled Files to a Specific Place
Restore recycled Windows 95 files elsewhere in your file system.

#9: Delete Files Completely - But Don't Disable the Recycle Bin
Bypass Windows 95's Recycle Bin to remove files.

#10: Quicker Recovery From the Dreaded "Oops" Delete
Recover deleted Windows 95 files quicker than using the Recycle Bin.

#11: Another Way to Restore Recycled Files
Restore files from the Windows 95 Recycle Bin via the mouse.

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