Dialog box 'Remove this item to Recycle Bin' Pop-up

[hpijey]

I don't know in which section i should to post this but i'm having a little problem on my new windows 7 installation. it was a clean installation but upon finish, once i click on any file (shortcut or folder or file), the dialog box will pop-up asking to delete the file to recycle bin. is there anyone can fix this? btw the dialog will pop-up for many time, i'm tired enough to clicks NO on the dialog box..

 

[Orbital Shark]

Hi, welcome to the forums

Firstly, please don't bump threads, we will get around to trying to help with your issue.

Next, can you post a snip/picture of the message that's appearing using Snipping Tool


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[hpijey]

Hi, welcome to the forums

Firstly, please don't bump threads, we will get around to trying to help with your issue.

Next, can you post a snip/picture of the message that's appearing using Snipping Tool


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sorry i'm newbies here.. thanks for the info. i'll upload the pictures soon ya. TQ

 

[Ztruker]

Read here: Microsoft Windows 7 Unleashed - Scroll down to Stopping Delete Confirmations

That prompt is there to prevent you from accidentally deleting a file. FOr me, I'd rather see the prompt than lose a file I didn't mean to delete, especially if it doesn't go to the Recycle Bin.

 

[gladson1976]

Read here: Microsoft Windows 7 Unleashed - Scroll down to Stopping Delete Confirmations

That prompt is there to prevent you from accidentally deleting a file. FOr me, I'd rather see the prompt than lose a file I didn't mean to delete, especially if it doesn't go to the Recycle Bin.

@Ztruker,
The OP says that whenever he clicks on a file, he gets the Delete Confirmation.

once i click on any file (shortcut or folder or file), the dialog box will pop-up asking to delete the file to recycle bin. ........
........ i'm tired enough to clicks NO on the dialog box..

He did not say he is deleting the files in question.

 

[Orbital Shark]

To the OP, are you using any applications that would re-map a macro sequence to a single button press/click?

Examples of such software are...
=> 1-Click Duplicate Delete for Files
1-Click-Duplicate-Delete-for-Files - Free software downloads and software reviews - CNET Download.com


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[Ztruker]

Also try a different mouse.