Deactivate the "Warning" button

[Hugo Nadeau!]

There is a new button in the latest versions of Photoshop, "Warning", that is sometimes displayed. It is "conveniently" placed just left of the save button in the save dialog box. It is very frustrating to me as I don't see any use for it, yet it is so visible that I often get confused by it when trying to save. I quickly press the most left button to realize I am not saving my document. Instead, I am opening some kind of stupid popup that tells me what I already know. Is there a way to permanently remove that unwanted button? I can't image some people think it could be a good idea to place this kind of button in the most important area of the dialog box, as if it could be of any use.

[c.pfaffenbichler]

Please post screenshots to clarify what you are talking about. 

[Hugo Nadeau!]

This mostly happens when trying to save as .jpg. Photoshop then finds useful to display that disrupting warning about the fact that .jpg files does not have transparency... 

[Bojan Živković]

There isn't any option in Preferences to skip Warning as far as I know.

[c.pfaffenbichler]

Ah, I work on Macintosh and there this does not seem to appear. 

[Hugo Nadeau!]

Yess same thing for me, I think this odd feature only concern's the PC version.