remove prompt for delete?


  1. rocketman122
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    win 7 pro 64
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    remove prompt for delete?


    im asking this for w10 and w7

    is there a way to disable the delete prompt when I press delete on a file? I just want it to throw it in the recycle bin without asking me

    and is there a n empty recycle bin button I can setup which is a one click ordeal without a prompt? just delete and dont bother me. I hate babysitting and annoying prompts and programs.
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  3. torchwood
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    W7 home premium 32bit/W7HP 64bit/w10 tp insider ring
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    see these 2 tutorial
    Recycle Bin Delete Confirmation - Turn On or Off

    Recycle Bin - Permanently Delete Items Automatically

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