In this case, the only way to undelete is from Recycle Bin.Īnd the deletion confirmation dialog is not totally disabled too. If you can’t see the Undo Delete option or Ctrl-Z doesn’t work, it means that you have performed too many file operations after deleting. So if you have performed other actions after the deletion, you have to undo those actions first before undo the deletion. So you can undo up to 10 file operations, sequentially. Windows 8 remembers last 10 actions that you performed. As such, the deleted files and folders can be easily recoverable from the Recycle Bin, or if you immediately discovered that you’ve made a mistake in deleting the files and folders, Windows 8 allows you to instantly undo the delete to bring back the files and folders by pressing Ctrl-Z or right click on blank space in Desktop or Windows Explorer, and select Undo Delete. That’s the default behavior for deletion in Windows 8, for files and folders located in drives and volumes that are protected by Recycle Bin.
Once the “delete” command is hit, the files and folders selected will be removed from the system straightaway, and are moved to the Recycle Bin. In Windows 8, deleting files and folders no longer have delete confirmation dialog prior to actual deletion.
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