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The forum thread discusses a user’s desire to add a custom context menu option called "xdelete" to Windows 7 64-bit Explorer, which functions like the delete command but is activated with the "X" key instead of "D." The user explains the purpose is to have a quick, dedicated option for moving files to the Recycle Bin with confirmation, differentiating it from the standard delete shortcut. A second, accidental post contains no additional information; overall, the user seeks guidance on implementing this custom shortcut.

mydj

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Hi, I use windows 7 64bit.
I want to add "xdelete" to context menu of windows explorer. What is xdelete?

Its function is exactly the same as preexisting delete menu, So that if I select some files or folders and click them with right mouse button and press X, it will say "are you sure you want to move.... to the Recycle bin?"

The difference between Delete and Xdelete is their shortcuts are different. One can press D to delete, and X to xdelete.

The reason I want to do this is somewhat complicated. But I just need this function... Thank you!

P.S. I know there is a delete key in the keyboard.
 

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(second post has no content it was produced by mistake)
 

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