Add Delete Folder Contents to the Windows Context Menu
Thu, Feb 19th, 2009
The WinVistaClub forum walks through a simple registry hack to empty a folder right from the Windows context menu—a time saving tweak for cleaning up your clutter.
To apply the registry hack, you can create a new file in Notepad, paste in the contents of this registry hack, save the file with a .reg extension, and then double-click the saved file to enter the information into the registry. Once you've completed these steps, the new item will be available on the context menu—no need to reboot.
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