How Win10 adds permanent delete shortcut button to File Explorer

If there are important files on Win10, you want to delete them permanently, instead of going to the recycle bin to clear them, you have to hold down the Shift key, then right click on the file or folder and select “delete” If the prompt is permanently deleted, click OK to delete the file permanently. There is a shortcut for permanent deletion on the Win10 File Explorer, so you can learn.
Open any file explorer window, and then select any file or folder. In the <quo;Home” tab of the menu bar, you will see the delete button displayed as a red cross icon. Figure:

Click the triangle arrow below the “Delete" button, then right click on the “Permanent Delete” option in the pop-up menu and select “Add to Quick Access Toolbar”. At this point, you'll see a red cross icon in the Quick Access Toolbar at the top left of the window, which is the "Always Delete" button we added.
When you need to permanently delete a file or folder in the future, just select the file or folder and click the “Permanent Delete” button in the Quick Access Toolbar.
If you want to remove the “Permanently Remove" button from the Quick Access Toolbar, just right click on the “Permanently Delete" button and select “Delete from the Quick Access Toolbar" . As shown in the figure:

Usually we delete the file and then go to the recycle bin to empty it, only to completely delete the file from the computer. If there are important files that are not cleared to the recycle bin, they are seen by the person who later used the computer. It reveals the secret, and the use of permanent deletion can avoid this serious consequence.