How do I disable the "confirm delete" dialog box in windows xp?
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right click on the "recycle bin" icon, select "property"\n\nselect the "global" tab and at the near bottom, uncheck the "dispay delete confirmation dialogue"\n\nyou should stop getting those annoying messages.
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It's not an error message. Your computer is telling you that your settings prevent the use of ActiveX controls.  You can get rid of this message by going to Tools, Internet Options, Security tab.  Reset your security settings to "medium." That should get rid of the dialog box in most cases.
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Internet Explorer is needed to operate windows.\nIt cannot be deleted. If you wanted to disable it go to start>allprograms>set program access and defaults then choose custom then uncheck enable access to this program.
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In Internet Explorer, click tools/Internet options/delete files
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No, to do this just press Delete as soon as turn on the computer (Thats what I do)
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you double click on the searck box, then press the down arrow once, and then you hold the delete button until they are all gone. :) i do this all the time! :)
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Internet explorer >tools >internet options \nclick clear histry\nur done else\n\nInternet explorer >tools >internet options >content >auto complete:\nClear forms and passwords and then untick the options for auto-completing that you don't want.\nto clear everything
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Ctrl + Alt + Delete should pop up then end all programs, or whichever you want to end. G'd Luck!
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No.  That feature is used to protect system files.  If you wanted to disable it you would right-click my computer and uncheck system restore.
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Yes, thats called FilterKeys. You can turn it off by going to Start --> Control Panel (Start --> Settings--> Control Panel in Win9x), chose Accessibility Options, and find FilterKeys (may be on a different tab)\n\nOR!\n\nHold down the _right_ shift key for 8 seconds, then when it beeps and the dialog box comes up, hit settings, then clear the checkbox next to "Use FilterKeys" \n\nhth
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I believe that in Windows Internet Explorer 7, there is a way.\nGo to Tools>Delete Browsing History>Delete All>Check "Also delete files and settings stored by add-ons">Yes>Done!
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click <start> <programs> <start up> right click on the item in the menu and select <delete>. or right click the <start> button, select <explore> after the explore window opens, right click and select <delete> on the item.\nIf none of this works a registry edit is needed.
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right click on the icon, then select delete
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download killbox and install it, run it and follow the instructions to remove the file, it eill remove it on the next reboot before windows loads it, that is why you can't delet it cause it is already loaded in memory. run regedit and remove any trace of it in the run and runonce folders\nthen hope it is gone
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go to Tools > Internet Option > Content > Auto Complete > Settings and select all the box and press Delete.
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That annoying pop up is actually either spyware or adware - the only way to get rid of it is to download a spyware sweeper and then to do a scan to remove it.\n\nFor a quick fix you can try this: WIN XP\n\nClick start > run > type "msconfig" > click on furthest right startup > disable all > click ok or apply > restart your computer\n\nThis msconfig is totaly reversable and will stop the icons loading up when you start windows - it will not delete it\n\nhope this helps
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try this:\nIn Internet Explorer, go to Tools - Internet Options\nSelect the Content Tab\nClick The Autocomplete button\nClick the Clear Forms button\nClick OK until all the dialogs are closed