Win8 defaults to recycle bin reminder to delete files no longer prompt

In Windows 7, if the user deletes a file, the system will pop up "delete file" prompt box, ask the user whether they want to put this file into the recycle bin . In Windows 8, the system will not pop up this Recycle Bin warning, but directly put the deleted files selected by the user into the Recycle Bin. This change in the Windows 8 Recycle Bin is only part of a series of upcoming file management changes, and Microsoft engineer JonClass confirmed the adjustment: “When the user sent the file to the Recycle Bin, we turned off the default setting for the Recycle Bin warning. ”

For ordinary users, the result of deleting the file has not changed, the file is still placed in the recycle bin, but it will not be disturbed by the system in the process, so you can click to confirm Only then can you remove this brush.

Of course, if you are used to using the Shift+Delete shortcut to completely delete the file, this small adjustment of Windows8 will not affect you. However, for most users, this small change is very user-friendly.

If you are used to seeing the prompt window when deleting files, then Microsoft is not asking you to change this habit immediately. In Windows 8, you can manually turn on the Recycle Bin reminder, and it is very simple.