If you like this article, do check out how to hide the recycle bin on the desktop in Windows. If you are stuck or need some help, comment below and I will try to help as much as possible. If you want to enable the dialog box again, open the policy properties window and select “Not configured” or “Enabled” radio option and reboot window. From now on, you should no longer see the confirmation dialog box. Once that is done, you should no longer see the delete confirmation dialog box. This action will apply the policy to the Windows system. In the policy properties window, select the “ Disabled” option and click on the “ Apply” and “ Ok” buttons to save policy changes.Īfter changing the policy, reboot Windows or execute gpupdate /force command as an admin. On the right panel, double-click on the “ Display confirmation dialog when deleting files” policy.Ĥ. User Configuration → Administrative Templates → Windows Components → File Explorerģ. After opening the Group Policy Editor, go to the following folder by expanding the folder tree on the left panel. Open the Start menu, search for “ Edit Group Policy” and click on the result to open the Group Policy Editor.Ģ. In those cases, you have to use the Group Policy Editor to disable the dialog box. Now youll see the Trash Properties dialog, and notice the Display delete. (Alternative) via Group Policy Editorįrom time to time, even after you uncheck the above option, Windows might still show the delete confirmation dialog box. Just right-click on your recycle bin and select Properties from the menu. If you want to enable the confirmation dialog box, just select the checkbox you unchecked in step 2.
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