Say No To All

Do you often find yourself copying multiple files into a folder only to find that Windows wants to conduct the Spanish Inquisition first?  Have a look at the image below:

Does that look familiar?  Have you also noticed that there's an option for "Yes to All", but no button for "No to All"?  Rapidly clicking "No" all day is not our idea of a good time either.  Thankfully, should you find yourself faced with a "No" Ground Hog Day session, there is a way out of it!

All you need to get yourself a "No to All" option is hold the Shift key when you click "No".  Yes.  It really is that simple.

You're welcome! (Just make sure you know what you're saying no to in the first place)

Say No To All

Do you often find yourself copying multiple files into a folder only to find that Windows wants to conduct the Spanish Inquisition first?  Have a look at the image below:

Does that look familiar?  Have you also noticed that there's an option for "Yes to All", but no button for "No to All"?  Rapidly clicking "No" all day is not our idea of a good time either.  Thankfully, should you find yourself faced with a "No" Ground Hog Day session, there is a way out of it!

All you need to get yourself a "No to All" option is hold the Shift key when you click "No".  Yes.  It really is that simple.

You're welcome! (Just make sure you know what you're saying no to in the first place)

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