Saturday, March 5, 2011

Delete files permanently without going through the recycle bin

By default when you delete a file, the file will be accommodated in the recycle bin. Files that are accommodated in the recycle bin this can still be in the restore again if you do not want to be removed. Can we delete the file also to empty the recycle bin to empty recycle bin command. Although the deleted files were still on to appear or be saved by using the tools or software restore deleted data.

More and more files are collected in the recycle bin, it also will reduce the capacity of the hard disk. Which ultimately could also make a slow computer performance. If the friend does not want the deleted files were recovered in the recycle bin, it can be done by using means or tricks like this:

  1. Go to Group Policy Press the Windows key + R to open run menu, then type gpedit.msc and press enter
  2. Log on User Configuration> Windows components> Windows explorer
  3. In the right pane, double-click on Do not move deleted files to the Recycle Bin
  4. Change to Enable and click OK
  5. Close the window gpedit then log off or restart the computer.
The second way is through the properties of the recycle bin icon on the desktop.
  1. Right click the recycle bin icon on the desktop and select Properties.
  2. Activate or check the Do not move files to the Recycle Bin
  3. Click OK
Another way is also easy to delete files permanently without going to the recycle bin is:

  1. After selecting the files to be deleted, press and hold down the shift key and press the delete button.
  2. Click Yes to delete the file. Then the file will be deleted without going into the recycle bin.

If the computer shobat tuneup utilities installed, then delete the files permanently can be done by right clicking on files to be deleted then click tuneup shredder

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