roy1984 Posted October 4, 2006 Posted October 4, 2006 How to remove the paste comfirmation?When i overwriting a folder or file, paste without comfirmation like "yes" or "yes to all"Some one please help on this
nitroshift Posted October 5, 2006 Posted October 5, 2006 That pop-up is for your own security! Don't think you can get rid of it.
Delprat Posted October 5, 2006 Posted October 5, 2006 That pop-up is for your own security!Not at all, that's the ultimate evidence of Microsoft's lazyness.Take Word, or any MS Office app, select some text, copy, select another text and paste.Did you saw a security alert "You are overwriting your text ! [continue/abort]" ???But in explorer (which is newer than word), MS devs did feel it is better not to include a real undo mecanism (beside the NTFS journalisation, the recycle bin and the system restore, the WFP/SFC cache, the hotfixes uninstallers, and so on : there's many "undo-like" features in windows that are not "centralized", wasting space and resources...), and to bug the user each time it does a filesystem operation... (and i do say "bug" for a reason : if you're pasting a folder over another, the explorer just says "some things can get replaced, continue/abort ?" even if there's nothing about to be replaced... and when that's the case, seeing precisely what would be much more helping)..../me feels better now roy1984, you could try alternate explorers or alternate shells++
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