September 13, 2015

2 Ways to Disable Delete Confirmation Dialog in Windows 10

Do you feel bothered if a confirmation dialog always displays when you delete files on your Windows 10 PC? If your answer is affirmative, you can disable the dialog using the two methods illustrated below.

Way 1: Disable delete confirmation dialog in Local Group Policy Editor.

Step 1: Press Windows+R to open Run, type gpedit.msc and click OK to turn on Local Group Policy Editor.


Step 2: Open User Configuration/Administrative Templates/Windows Components/File Explorer/Display confirmation dialog when deleting files.


Step 3: Choose Disabled and tap OK to disable the setting.


Tip: If the setting is not configured, the same goal can be achieved.

Way 2: Disable delete confirmation dialog in Recycle Bin Properties.

Step 1: Right-click Recycle Bin and choose Properties on the menu.


Step 2: Deselect Display delete confirmation dialog and hit OK in the Recycle Bin Properties window.




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1 comment:

  1. Hi. Sorry to say that this no longer works with version 1909 of Windows 10. I did both methods and neither work. :-( Any thoughts, suggestions? I hate the delete confirmation.

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