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Not as easy as some might think, and i think microsoft has finally hit something with Win7, so what if vista was a bad release to some, the only reason vista was released was cause there we're a bunch of people that started to doubt if microsoft had it in them anymore after XP.
So vista was actually Win7 in a former state, consider it a "beta".
On another note though, yeah there should of been a check box saying that. why not just remove the attribute on the folder before deleting though, and click "This folder and all its subfolders" ?
If it burst your bubble and made you cry so hard that u just HAD to write a reply about "OMG LOL U TALK LIKE A MORRON", i'm very sorry.
if my bubble was that weak it would get popped alot
carry on!
Have you ever had a bunch of folders that rest in a single shared folder (which is constantly used by multiple people)? For example D (shared drive):\Music\Some_shitty_band_that_has_over_9000_albu ms\Album_1, Album_2, et cetera? And suddenly you had to delete the whole Shitty_band folder? Guess what, you have to press "Continue" every single time you delete every single album. It's frustrating, especially if you have a lot of folders you want to delete.
You don't just remove the share from D:\, since it's constantly used by multiple people, with multiple open sessions all the time. The .bat is sort of a solution, but an average Joe would rather hang himself than attempt to delete, say, an unpacked distributive of Adobe CS4 Master Collection, which his computer-genius daughter Meg downloaded from Torrent.
Microsoft implemented "do it for all conflicts" checkboxes/buttons in Windows UI since around win9x, most of the dialogs have such feature. But this one???
BTW, the OS is Win7 RTM. And due to my new settings, the shared folders aren't a problem anymore, but still - something MS should've thought about.