Simple and small changes make win8's recycle bin smarter.

Users who use Windows are no strangers to the recycle bin. It gives us a dose of “repentance medicine”. The Recycle Bin saves your deleted files, folders, images, shortcuts, and web pages. These items will remain in the Recycle Bin until you empty the Recycle Bin. When we want to delete a file, the system will also pop up the “Delete File” dialog box to ask the user whether they want to put this file in the recycle bin. But under Windows 8, this feature has completely disappeared, but the user-selected deleted files are directly put into the recycle bin.

For this feature, some people say that because of this, delete the file. The result has not changed, the file is still placed in the recycle bin, but in the process will not be disturbed by the system, eliminating the need to click on the OK to delete it. Of course, if you are used to using the Shift+Delete shortcut to completely delete the file, this small adjustment of Windows 8 will not affect you.

Some people feel bad, just because you are used to seeing the prompt window when deleting files. If you don't see it, you will not get used to it. If you feel bad, you can actually change it. You can manually turn it on. Recycle Bin alerts, and very simple, so that win8 of this small initiative is very user-friendly.

win8 by so small a change, you are not found in Win8 is more practical and more user-friendly, and there are more practical operations in win8 waiting for you to find out? Win8 has a lot of better operating skills, I believe that after learning, I will be able to master win8 more comprehensively, what are you waiting for? What?