Retracting the station may be the least noticeable part of our usual use of Windows. We are used to putting deleted files into the recycle bin, or directly Shift+Delete to delete even the recycle bin. However, there may be people in Win8 who are not calm, because the confirmation dialog will not pop up when deleting files.
This change may make some of the preparations convenient, but also make some of the new users crazy, especially the custom Shift+Delete, but delete the files directly. In fact, this is just a set of questions, this issue of Win8 Encyclopedia will help you find the delete confirmation box.
Delete Confirmation Dialog Box
Delete Confirmation Dialog Box
First, we right click on the Recycle Bin and click on the property. Maybe some users have never paid attention to the properties of the Recycle Bin before. In the properties we can see the option to display the confirmation dialog box, just hook it up to get the confirmation dialog.
Check "Show delete confirmation dialog box", but there may be users who find that this option is gray and can't be changed, so we have more steps. Use the “Windows key+X” shortcut and select “Run”, enter the “gpedit.msc” command and confirm.
In the pop-up "Local Group Policy Editor", find "User Configuration" & mdash; “Administrative Templates”—“Windows Components”—“File Explorer”, Then find "When the file is deleted, the confirmation dialog box" is displayed on the right side and double-click it.
After setting it back to the recycle bin properties, we will find that the “Show Confirmation Dialog” option is available, and now you can retrieve the confirmation dialog when deleting.
File Explorer
If you rarely use it or don't use it at all, then the default open location of the File Explorer may make you feel uncomfortable, and if Opened is "My Computer" is more practical. Here we will find a way to let the file explorer directly open “ my computer & rdquo;.
Directly open “My computer”
Because Win8's program location is hidden deeper, we recommend that you first fix the file explorer to the taskbar. Right-click on the blank space in the start screen and select “All Apps”, where you will find the File Explorer and right click on it to see the option to “Fix to Taskbar”.
Fixed to the taskbar
Now return to the taskbar, right click on File Explorer, then right click on the "File Explorer" in the pop-up window and select Properties. Then enter “%windir%explorer.exe, ” in the input box after the target, so that we can click on the file explorer on the taskbar, you can directly open “ my computer & rdquo;
Right-click to select properties
Change target location
This issue of Win8 Encyclopedia We introduce two very simple tips, but these two tips are very often Useful, this aspect continues the habit we have developed from the previous generation of operating systems, and on the other hand, the operation becomes faster. Delete dialog and file explorer open “ my computer & rdquo;, these two tips everyone have learned?