How to remove the stroke when creating a vector rectangle?

Question

Adobe Photoshop

Photoshop CC.
Terribly infuriates when creating each vector shape to turn off the stroke. Sometimes I just forget, and then these jambs pop up.
Is it possible to somehow disable the creation of strokes when creating vector shapes?

Answer 1

Alternatively, you can reset all settings and warnings to default:
1) when starting Photoshop, hold down the ctrl + shift + alt key combination
2) or "Edit" --> "Preferences" --> "General" ----> " Reset all warning dialogs" & "Reset preferences on quit"
Then create a new shape and select a white rectangle crossed out with a red line in the "Stroke" column.
Then go to layers and apply any effect on the newly created shape,
for example, a shadow and press the button " Make Default”, it is located at the bottom of the form:
I have a problem with “remembering” Photoshop’s effect settings appeared in CC 2015.
I cured it with this method, but it still crashes sometimes. The reason is not clear, we are waiting for an update.
Maybe the scroll will be fixed :)
PS: there is still a problem with remembering settings in portable versions of the program.