How to restore deleted shortcuts

Shortcuts of programs, files, data and folders on the desktop are added to the operating system interface easy and convenient way to launch apps and load in them frequently-used documents. Alas, the screen space is limited and from time to time have to remove part of the accumulated badges. Sometimes they go to the recycle bin, and shortcuts that after some time you need to recover.

You will need

• Windows 7 or Vista.

Instruction

1. Deleted the usual way (by pressing Delete or selecting "Remove") labels fall into intermediate storage of deleted files in the recycle bin. Getting them back that easy, start this procedure with a double-click with the left mouse button on the icon "Trash" on the desktop. This action will open the "Explorer" window to list the contents of the basket. Locate the labels and return to original location by selecting "Restore" from the context menu by clicking the right button of the mouse.
2. If you need labels have been removed permanently, for example, by pressing the Delete button in combination with Shift, to return them from recycle bin will not succeed. In this way objects are deleted, bypassing the recycle bin, so you are left with two options of recovery is to roll back the system to the time when the labels were still in the right place, or create them anew. If you decide to use the first option, open the main menu, type "vos" and press Enter. So you run a system application by which you need to choose one of the saved system restore points (they are sorted by dates), and the rest of the program will make.
3. If you choose the second option - re-create shortcut - search in the main menu or using the "Conductor" of the desired program or data files and click and drag them to the desktop. This will appear a small menu where choose "Create shortcut".
4. Shortcuts operating system components, "Basket", "Computer", "control Panel", etc are removed differently, so different there must be a way to restore them. These icons are not sent to the recycle bin, the OS just turns off their display on the desktop by modifying the appropriate settings. To restore these shortcuts, you must manually change the settings. To do this, open the main menu, e.g. press Win, type the letters "OTO" and press Enter. The screen will display the window titled "desktop icon Settings" and a set of checkboxes, each of which is responsible for displaying one of the labels. Check the boxes next to those components of the OS, the shortcuts which you want to return. Then press the OK button.