My Step to Bypass Recycle Bin when Deleting Files and Folder

My Step to Bypass Recycle Bin when Deleting Files and Folders

I’m one of the subscriber TechSalsa.com. Their daily-updated posts about softwares and tricks in Microsoft Windows are awesome. I just want to add my trick in their post on 5th January 2010 (TechSalsa.com - Steps to Bypass Recycle Bin when Deleting Files and Folders). Below is my rick on how to bypass recycle bin when deleting files and folders.

My trick:

Click on that file/folder. Press [shift] and [delete] buttons at the same time. This will appears:

Pressing shift and delete buttons at the same time

Instead of this

Pressing only delete button

The advantage of bypassing recycle bin when deleting files and folders is that file is not retrieved by softwares like Recuva and File Scavenger 3.2.

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Tags: bypass recycle bin, deleting files, recycle bin, tips and tricks, windows xp tricks January 12th, 2010 Posted in Windows

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2 Responses to “My Step to Bypass Recycle Bin when Deleting Files and Folders”

John @ San Antonio Car Insurance Says:

January 25th, 2010 at 7:06 pm

hmm. .. thats good to know i wasn’t even aware that you could do that. thank you for the information on how to delete files without needing the recycle bin.

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Prince of Andalus Reply:
January 26th, 2010 at 7:08 am

@John @ San Antonio Car Insurance, u are welcome…

i just don’t want my deleted files are tracked by file recovery software

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