When we delete files in OS X, Apple's operating system easily takes your data to the recycle bin. So to really delete files permanently, you need to do something else. To help you with this, see how to empty the trash on Mac delete files permanently, and make adjustments to speed up the operation.
Before using this feature, keep in mind that if your machine has a time machine or some other backup program, the files may still be there.
- Press "Command" and then right-click the Recycle button. In the menu that appears, click "Save Blank".
- If you wish, you can also empty the trash in Mac OS X and permanently delete files using the Finder menu and click "Empty Empty Trash ...". The advantage of this option is that you do not have to press any button and it works in any Finder window.
- In either case, when deleting, you will see an alert screen about the fact that the files will be permanently deleted. Confirm by clicking "Empty Trash".
Open Finder's Preferences and then use the "Preferences" option, or the key combination "comma" with "Command".
In "Preferences", click the "Advanced" tab.
On the "Advanced" tab, check the box next to "Empty the Trash."
Done! From now on, every time the recycle bin is emptied, it does not indicate safe disposal until the event has started. Then the dhikr notice will be displayed.
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