How to delete files and folders without having them move to Recycle Bin

1- Click Start menu > Run > and type “gpedit.msc” (without quotes ) to run Group Policy
2- Go to following : User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Explorer
3- In right panel, find “Do not move deleted files to the Recycle Bin”, right click and select Properties, in dialog box select Enable check box
4- Click ok and exit Group Policy

To disable confirmation dialog box when deleting files, go to following :
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Explorer, In right panel, find “Display confirmation dialog box when deleting files” right click and select Properties, in dialog box select Disabled check box


Install or uninstall a program by a limited account

If you have both Administrator and limited user account, You can Install or uninstall a program as limited user account without logging out and back in again. Just right click on your program icon, select Run As... and enter the Administrator user name and password you want to use

How to display the cover art for albums

How to display the cover art for albums as Windows Media Player plays the tracks
Just find the cover art for your favorite album from Internet and name “folder.jpg” and put in the same directory as your favorite album. Run Windows Media Player, on the View menu, point to Visualizations, Select Album Art as visualization. Windows Media Player will displays the cover art as Visualizations.

Windows shortcuts
To display System Properties dialogue box, use Windows key + Pause Break
To show desktop, use Windows key + D
To move through the taskbar buttons, use Windows key + Tab

if you press Shift+Delete ..they just get deleted ...and dont go to recycle bin

Yes, I always use shift delete, that is quite easy, but other given tips are quite good, I think I know one thing I can do

Yeah, I learned shift-delete a while ago, when I tried using Linux. I found that pressing delete doesn't do what it does in Windows (I forgot what Linux actually does when delete is pressed). So I right clicked and found that the short-cut was Shift-Delete.

for people who loves to type command lines:

del <filename>

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Yea I would prefer to just use shift delete as 9 times outta 10 I prefer to shift delete, but once in awhile I like to delete something and just have it sit and wait in the recycle bin for a bit until I'm sure, so it's easier having both options readily available with just a keystroke difference.

Same here. The Recycle Bin was actually one of my fave new features when Win95 came out simply because I'm one of those silly people who'll delete something and, ten minutes later, think "NO! I still needed that!" (Usually what happens is, I delete what I THINK is an older draft of my writing, only to browse around and find that, nope, it's the newer version.)

But I've cured myself of that for the most part. *grins* and I've learned how to back up my stuff religiously.

OMG THAT ACTUALLY works i have been looking the whole time. thanks alot

Hahahah LOL .. you are damn right we always use Shift + Delete !!

yeah thanks for the tips.

personally i usually use the shift delete shortcut but you know what they say...

whatever tickles your fancy.