Win8 Retrieve Delete Confirmation dialog box

The retract station may be the least we can focus on when we use Windows, and we are accustomed to putting the deleted files in the Recycle Bin or directly shift+delete delete the Recycle Bin. But there may be people in the WIN8, because the confirmation dialog box does not pop up when you delete the file now.

This change may make a part of the convenience, but also let a part of the brand of users crazy, especially accustomed to shift+delete but directly deleted the document. In fact, this is just a set of problems, this issue of WIN8 will help you to remove the confirmation box back.

Delete Confirmation dialog box

Delete Confirmation dialog box

First of all, we right-click the Recycle Bin click Properties, perhaps before this many users have never been concerned about the properties of the Recycle Bin. In the attribute we can see the "Show confirmation Dialog" option, just hook it up to retrieve the confirmation dialog box.

Check "Show Delete confirmation dialog box"

However, it is possible that some users will find that the option is gray can not change, so we will have a few more steps. Use the Windows key +x shortcut key and select Run, enter the Gpedit.msc command and confirm.

In the local Group Policy editor that pops up, locate user Configuration-Administrative Templates-Windows Components-File Explorer, and then on the right, locate the Show confirmation dialog box when deleting files and double-click it.

Find the "Show confirmation dialog box when deleting files"

Select Disabled

In the New pop-up window we select "Disabled", save the settings and then go back to the Recycle Bin property, we will find that the "Show confirmation Dialog" option is available, and now you can hook it up to retrieve the confirmation dialog box.

File explorer

If you don't use the library at all, the default open location for File Explorer may make you feel uncomfortable, and it's more useful if you open my computer. Here we find a way to get File Explorer to open "My Computer" directly.

Open "My Computer" directly.

Since the WIN8 program location is very deep, we recommend that the File Explorer be fixed to the taskbar. Right-click in the Start screen to select all applications, locate the File explorer and right-click it, and see the "Fix to taskbar" option.

Securing to the Taskbar

Now go back to the taskbar, right-click File Explorer, and then right-click File Explorer in the pop-up window to select Properties. Then enter "%windir%explorer.exe," in the input box behind the target, so that we can click on the file Explorer on the taskbar to hit "My Computer" directly.

Right-click to select Properties

Change Target Location

This issue of the Win8 encyclopedia we are introducing two very simple tips, but these two tips are very useful in many cases, this is to continue our previous generation of operating systems from the habit, on the other hand, the operation becomes faster. Delete dialog box and file Explorer open My Computer, these two tips have you all learned?