MacOS Delete/Send files to Trash then Force Empty/Delete Items in Trashĭrag or right-click to trash files, folders and other items or select the item, then press Command-Delete. This action bypasses the Recycle Bin and permanently deletes the selected file(s).
#Command to force empty trash windows 10
Windows 10 asks for confirmation before it removes the files – when you are asked “Are you sure you want to permanently delete this file(s)?”, press Yes. To delete file(s) without moving to the Recycle Bin first, select the folder or files and press SHIFT+Delete (at the same time) on your keyboard. Method 2 (One Step): Active files on your hard drive (not yet in the Recycle Bin) You may be prompted to confirm the permanent deletion of all items in the Recycle Bin. Once you have confirmed that everything in the Recycle Bin can be removed, right-click on the Recycle Bin icon and select “Empty Recycle Bin”. If you find any items that you do not want deleted, right-click them then select Restore on this individual files or folders.
This will permanently delete everything in the Recycle Bin to be sure to check that there’s nothing in the bin you do want to keep.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This action moves the selected file(s) to the Recycle Bin, from which they can be recovered – it does NOT permanently delete files so you will need to permanently delete from the Recycle Bin as a second step. Select the folder or file(s) that you want to delete in File Explorer then right-click to show the contextual menu, choose Delete.Posted in: Apple, Microsoft or Windows, Tech Tips Windows Method 1 (Two Steps): Delete/Send files into the Recycle Bin then Empty the Recycle Bin
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