You would be deleting old and unwanted filesit reduces the clutter and creates more storage space.
But to permanently delete the file, you’ll have to delete it again from the Recycle Bin.
But what if you could permanently delete files from the Windows context menu with a click?
It can be done, and let’s explore how.
However, you might create that option in the context menu.
Also, it would be agood idea to enable automatic registry backups.
Let’s now go through the steps to add the Permanently Delete option to the right-click context menu.
Now all the registry tweaks to fire up the “Permanently Delete” option are complete.
And when you click “Permanently Delete” you will get a prompt to confirm the deletion.
And it has aRed Delete Crosstoo.
You will see the String Values ofWindows.PermanentDeleteon the right pane.
Double-choose thePositionstring and in theValue databox, change the value fromBottomtoTop.
Then simply right-clickWindows.PermanentDeleteand selectDelete.
Check and you will see that Permanently Delete is no longer on the context menu.
So work smarter by adding and using the Permanently Delete option in the Windows context menu.
