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On the up side, the folks at Microsoft seem to have actually thought this one through and there's a simple solution. I thoroughly expected to have to hack the registry again. But no...
Here's how to do it:
Right-click the recycle bin and select Properties.
Lo and behold! At the bottom of the properties dialog is a checkbox for "Display delete confirmation dialog".
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Sweet! Just un-check this sucka and click OK and Bob's your uncle!
1 comment:
I followed the instructions, but still get the "confirm.." popup ???
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