Adding Recycle Bin to Quick Access in Windows 10

Not only adding the Recycle Bin to Quick Access on Windows 10, but you can also use the Quick Access feature to add many other folders, applications, according to your preference on Windows 10. This is also a powerful customization point on the world's number one operating system.

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Let's revisit our main topic of adding the Recycle Bin to the Quick Access toolbar on Windows 10, a small yet unique utility that readers will soon learn more about.

How to Add Recycle Bin to Quick Access Windows 10

Step 1: Open any Explorer window and type “shell:Desktop” into the address bar.

Step 2: Scroll down to the Desktop section and find Recycle bin, select Home and click on Pin to Quick Access to add the Recycle Bin to the Quick Access toolbar.

Step 3: You can immediately see that the Quick Access toolbar now has an additional member, the Recycle Bin, which we just added.

Step 4: If you want to remove the Recycle Bin from the Quick Access list, you can right-click on it and choose Unpin from Quick Access.

Not only adding the Recycle Bin to the Quick Access toolbar on Windows 10, but with any software or folder, you can also add them if you want. The trick above is one of the very small parts you should explore on Windows 10. Just like adjusting the brightness settings for the screen on Windows 10. It's also a pretty neat trick that allows you to adjust, turn off screen brightness on Windows 10 according to your own preference.

Or like restoring the familiar properties bar interface on Windows 10. Restoring the Properties bar on Windows 10 actually restores the interface of the File Explorer and this is also a neat trick but few people notice, it helps our computer optimize according to habits.