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Quick Byte       i +  RESTORING A DELETED FILE/FOLDER

 Shortcut to rename a file/folder is F2 key.
                 The file/folder that is deleted goes to the Recycle Bin and remains there until and unless
                 they are not removed from there. If required, the files/folders in the Recycle Bin can be
                 again restored to their original location.
 i +  DELETING A FILE/FOLDER
                 To restore a file or a folder, follow the given steps:
 When you no longer need a file/folder, you can remove it from your computer’s hard
 disk to save space and keep your computer from getting cluttered with unwanted files.
 Whenever you delete any file/folder, it goes into the Recycle Bin. If you want to delete
 the file/folder permanently, you have to delete it from the Recycle Bin. But once the file/

 folder is deleted from the Recycle Bin, it cannot be restored.  1  Open Recycle Bin.
 To delete a file/folder, follow the given steps:


 2  Click on the Home tab.



 4  Click on the
 Delete command.  The Recycle Bin window will appear, displaying all the files you have deleted.

 1  Select the                                                                                   3  Click on the
 folder that                                                                                    Restore the
 contains the   3  Select the file you                                                          selected items
 file you want   want to delete.                                                                button.
 to delete and         2  Select
 open it.             the file.














                 The  restored  file/folder  will  disappear  from  the  Recycle  Bin  and  will  reappear  in  its
 5  Click on the Yes button.  original folder.

                  i +  NOT TAMPERING WITH OTHER'S FILE/FOLDER
 The file will disappear from the folder.
                 A  file/folder  contains  important  information.  Opening  other’s  files  and  making  any
                 changes to them without informing the file owner is called tampering. Here are some
 Imagine  organising  your  computer  files  like  a  fantasy  kingdom,
                 points that you need to keep in mind while using a Computer:
 with each folder representing a different realm or kingdom. How
                 •  You should only work with files/folders created by you.
 would you design the folders to reflect the magical world of your
 imagination?    •   You should not tamper with other's files/folders by changing the place or renaming
                    them.





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