Make default into Delete completely?

Is there any way to temporarily make the default for the Delete key into
Delete completely, as opposed to Send to the Recycle Bin?

I've recorded, with RadioMaximus, about 1700 songs in three days and
about 600 are duplicates, scattered through the list of them. I don't
want them in the Recycle bin, but want to speed up deleting them.

micky wrote in
:

Is there any way to temporarily make the default for the Delete key into
Delete completely, as opposed to Send to the Recycle Bin?

I've recorded, with RadioMaximus, about 1700 songs in three days and
about 600 are duplicates, scattered through the list of them. I don't
want them in the Recycle bin, but want to speed up deleting them.


Here's two ways to do this:

https://fossbytes.com/windows-delete-files-permanently/

HTH

micky wrote:

Is there any way to temporarily make the default for the Delete key into
Delete completely, as opposed to Send to the Recycle Bin?

Depends how long you regard as temporary, you could hold down the shift
key, or sellotape it down :-)

Andy Burns wrote:

micky wrote:

Is there any way to temporarily make the default for the Delete key into
Delete completely, as opposed to Send to the Recycle Bin?

Depends how long you regard as temporary, you could hold down the shift
key, or sellotape it down :-)

Alternatively if you look at properties of recycle bin, there's a
setting to bypass the recycler

micky wrote:

Is there any way to temporarily make the default for the Delete key into
Delete completely, as opposed to Send to the Recycle Bin?

I've recorded, with RadioMaximus, about 1700 songs in three days and
about 600 are duplicates, scattered through the list of them. I don't
want them in the Recycle bin, but want to speed up deleting them.

Temporarily disable the Recycle Bin.
Delete.
Reenable the Recycle Bin.

In alt.comp.os.windows-10, on Tue, 3 Oct 2017 19:31:55 +0100, Andy Burns
wrote:

Andy Burns wrote:

micky wrote:

Is there any way to temporarily make the default for the Delete key into
Delete completely, as opposed to Send to the Recycle Bin?

Depends how long you regard as temporary, you could hold down the shift
key, or sellotape it down :-)

Good ideas. Maybe a toothpick stuck in.

Alternatively if you look at properties of recycle bin, there's a
setting to bypass the recycler

Perfect!

In alt.comp.os.windows-10, on Tue, 03 Oct 2017 15:11:10 -0600, KenW
kenw@ noplace.com wrote:

On Tue, 3 Oct 2017 15:46:45 -0500, VanguardLH wrote:

micky wrote:

Is there any way to temporarily make the default for the Delete key into
Delete completely, as opposed to Send to the Recycle Bin?

I've recorded, with RadioMaximus, about 1700 songs in three days and
about 600 are duplicates, scattered through the list of them. I don't
want them in the Recycle bin, but want to speed up deleting them.

Temporarily disable the Recycle Bin.
Delete.
Reenable the Recycle Bin.

forgot where

https://sharpkeys.codeplex.com/


KenW

Okaaay. Thanks all.

In article ,
says...
Alternatively if you look at properties of recycle bin, there's a
setting to bypass the recycler


Live and learn! In all the years I've used Windows I don't think
I've ever looked at Properties for the RB. I've always just
used Shift-Del... Thanks

On Sat, 7 Oct 2017 15:59:59 -0400, Jason
wrote:

In article ,
says...
Alternatively if you look at properties of recycle bin, there's a
setting to bypass the recycler


Live and learn! In all the years I've used Windows I don't think
I've ever looked at Properties for the RB. I've always just
used Shift-Del... Thanks

While you're there, that's also how you can disable the delete
confirmation dialog.

On new systems, I always disable UAC, system restore, and delete
confirmation as the first three steps.