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guc1983

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hi,

i runned some optimization programs on my vista system, and i think it changed something in the registry.

Now, when i delete an item from recent items list on startup menu (right click -> delete), it displays "are you sure you want to move this item to the recycle bin? ". by clicking "yes", it moves the corresponding shortcut of this item into recycle bin.

before i runned this optimation, when i delete an item from recent items list, there is no this delete confirmation dialog, and it removes this item from recent items list without moving the shortcut to recycle bin. (for regular file delete operations, it asks for this confirmation and move files to recycle bin as usual. the only difference is about the deletion on recent items list.)

is there a way to fix this problem? i don't want this delete confirmation dialog because i am only deleting a shortcut (not the exact file.)

thanks!
 

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well i dont think that the confirmation shud trouble you that much, but of u still want to that, i can give you a method but it might not ask confirmation again for any deletion.
if u agree, i'll post how to later.


Compuwhiz93
 

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It is my opinion that some of those programs should not be used. Use system restore, go back to before the change, then use our resources and knowledge before using software that will change the OS.
 

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compuwhiz93 said:
well i dont think that the confirmation shud trouble you that much, but of u still want to that, i can give you a method but it might not ask confirmation again for any deletion.
if u agree, i'll post how to later.


Compuwhiz93
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thanks, i know how to avoid this confirmation for any deletion :)
 

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guc1983 said:
richc46 said:
It is my opinion that some of those programs should not be used. Use system restore, go back to before the change, then use our resources and knowledge before using software that will change the OS.
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unfortunately, i had turned off my system restore
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My advice is turn on System Restore, it is there for your protection. Use our forum before making any other changes. We have an extensive tutorial library and knowledgable members, who are here to help you get the best performance from your OS.
 

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  • Manufacturer/Model
    Dell XPS420
    Memory
    6 gig
    Graphics card(s)
    ATI Radeon HD3650 256 MB
    Sound Card
    Intergrated 7.1 Channel Audio
    Monitor(s) Displays
    Dell SP2009W 20 inch Flat Panel w Webcam
    Hard Drives
    640 gb
    Cooling
    Fan
    Mouse
    Dell USB 4 button optical
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    Dell USB
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    DSL provided by ATT
Follow these steps to disable the Delete confirmation box:

  1. Right click on your Recycle Bin on the desktop and select Properties.
  2. On the bottom of the Recycle Bin Properties window, uncheck Display delete confirmation dialog.
  3. Hit OK and you are finished.
Keep in mind that you will also no longer get a delete confirmation when you delete files that are not protected by UAC. That will allow you to delete a file without any confirmation at all. If you make a mistake and delete a file by accident, just restore it from the Recycle bin. After all, that is what it is for!


TRY IT!!!!!

If I have helped you in any way, please show your appreciation, by clicking the middle icon, on the upper right portion of your screen.


Compuwhiz93
 

My Computer

System One

  • Manufacturer/Model
    Toshiba Satellite L350D, Lenovo Thinkpad T510
    CPU
    AMD Athlon X2 QL-60 1.90GHZ
    Memory
    3.00GB, 4.00GB
    Graphics card(s)
    ATI Radeon 256MB, Nividea NVS 512MB
    Screen Resolution
    1400x900
    Hard Drives
    200GB in the Laptop 320 WD external HD 2X 320 WD internal Hard drives which i use as external. 320GB in my lenovo laptop
    Mouse
    Logitech wireless USB mouse
    Internet Speed
    10.00MB
compuwhiz93 said:
Follow these steps to disable the Delete confirmation box:

  1. Right click on your Recycle Bin on the desktop and select Properties.
  2. On the bottom of the Recycle Bin Properties window, uncheck Display delete confirmation dialog.
  3. Hit OK and you are finished.
Keep in mind that you will also no longer get a delete confirmation when you delete files that are not protected by UAC. That will allow you to delete a file without any confirmation at all. If you make a mistake and delete a file by accident, just restore it from the Recycle bin. After all, that is what it is for!


TRY IT!!!!!

If I have helped you in any way, please show your appreciation, by clicking the middle icon, on the upper right portion of your screen.


Compuwhiz93
Click to expand...


thanks, i know how to avoid this confirmation for any deletion
 

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