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If you delete a shortcut of a program into the Recycle Bin, it always give
an annoying confirmation saying that deleting the shortcut is not the same as uninstalling the program. But I already know this! This was such an annoyance in XP and it's still here in Vista. Is there a tweak or registry edit that will remove this confirmation and let me send program shortcuts into the Recycle Bin without a confirmation? |
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In the Properties dialog for the Recycle Bin, there's an option for delete
confirmation. Does turning that off kill the confirmation message? -- Good Luck, Keith Microsoft MVP [Windows XP Shell/User] "nLinked" wrote in message news ![]() If you delete a shortcut of a program into the Recycle Bin, it always give an annoying confirmation saying that deleting the shortcut is not the same as uninstalling the program. But I already know this! This was such an annoyance in XP and it's still here in Vista. Is there a tweak or registry edit that will remove this confirmation and let me send program shortcuts into the Recycle Bin without a confirmation? |
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Thanks. That's similar to what I want, but my issue is more related to
dragging a file into the Recycle Bin (although I forgot to mention this). If I use the mouse the drag a folder or document into the Recycle Bin, it will go into the bin without any confirmation. But if I drag a program shortcut into the bin with the mouse, it will give a confirmation. It's that that I want to get rid of. If I do uncheck that box in its Properties window, I lose the confirmation window if I use the keyboard to delete something, and I don't want that to happen. "Keith Miller MVP" wrote in message ... In the Properties dialog for the Recycle Bin, there's an option for delete confirmation. Does turning that off kill the confirmation message? -- Good Luck, Keith Microsoft MVP [Windows XP Shell/User] "nLinked" wrote in message news ![]() If you delete a shortcut of a program into the Recycle Bin, it always give an annoying confirmation saying that deleting the shortcut is not the same as uninstalling the program. But I already know this! This was such an annoyance in XP and it's still here in Vista. Is there a tweak or registry edit that will remove this confirmation and let me send program shortcuts into the Recycle Bin without a confirmation? |