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Get rid of the confirmation to delete files
Published in Windows XP User Interface Tweaks by TweakXP Member with 3,350 views
Don't you hate when you delete a file it asks if you're sure...It's annoying!
Right-Click on your Recycle Bin -> Properties -> Global Tab -> and Untick "Display delete confirmation dialog" ... No Reboot required :)
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