What Windows registry value would be set to automatically bypass the recycle bin when deleting files?
A) NukeOnDelete
B) BinEraser
C) BinDelete
D) AutoDelete
Answer is A) NukeOnDelete (This registry tweak disables the use of the Windows Recycle Bin - when deleting files, they are permanently deleted instead of being removed to the Recycle Bin.)
| Hive | HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE | |
|---|---|---|
| SubKey | Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer \ BitBucket | |
| Name | NukeOnDelete | |
| Type | REG_DWORD | |
| Value | 1 |
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