vineedcool asks:
Recently I installed too much software, and with that software came the right-click context menus. Now whenever I open my menu I see a long list of unwanted applications. Can any of you suggest some context menu remover type of software?
Thanks!
Browser: Chrome 22
System: Windows
Tagged: context menu, find software, remove software, right click menu, windows tips
System: Windows
Tagged: context menu, find software, remove software, right click menu, windows tips
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Bruce Epper
November 2, 2012ShellMenuView works with every version of Windows from 2000 to 7.
I use ShellMenuView too. Very useful and does the job.
November 2, 2012shellMenuView best for this………..
November 2, 2012Lisa Santika Onggrid
November 2, 2012There are plenty of tools you can use for this, depending on your level (beginner, advanced)
Try these links:
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/how-to-clean-up-your-messy-windows-context-menu/
http://www.door2windows.com/ultimate-windows-context-menu-customizer-customize-context-menu-in-windows-xp-vista-7/
http://www.thewindowsclub.com/context-menu-editor-for-windows-7-vista-released
Wow, you get all the tutorial in one comment..
November 3, 2012Haha, I did need those a little while back…so why not sharing?
November 3, 2012Bewar'of Codingdevil
November 2, 2012Ultimate Windows Context Menu Customizer is a freeware from door2windows that allows you to customize the context menu of many locations with ease in Windows XP, Vista & 7. http://www.door2windows.com/
Alan Wade
November 2, 2012Most apps allow you to add to the context but not remove. The ones that do remove items are usually a little complicated.
Write a list of what you want removed from your right click and I will write a walkthrough telling you how to do it.
I say write a list because there are a few apps that you can disable the context menu entries within the app.
Way to go, I guess!
November 2, 2012“Way to go, I guess!”
Do you have a better solution then?
November 2, 2012ha14
November 2, 2012iobit Advanced SystemCare should have that function Context Menu Manager
Manuel Guillermo López Buenfil
November 2, 2012Glary Utilities has a “Context Menu Manager”, which allows you to disable or enable these entries with check-boxes, very easy to use. It is divided in 3 tabs: Files & Folders (this is the main one), New, and Send To. That tool is under the category “Optimize & Improve”.
I uploaded a screenshot of that tool here:
http://i46.tinypic.com/13z0hh3.jpg
You can get it here:
http://www.glarysoft.com/products/utilities/glary-utilities/
susendeep dutta
November 2, 2012Make Windows 7 Faster By Removing Context Menu Entries -
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/make-windows-7-faster-by-removing-context-menu-entries/
Marian Cimbru
November 4, 2012Last versions of CCleaner has this feature. Go to “Tools -> Startup” and “Context Menu” is the last tab. From there, right-click and you have more choices like “Disable”, “Delete”.
vineed gangadharan
November 10, 2012Thanks all of you
Timothy Liem
November 28, 2012CCleaner can do
Sashritha Peiris
December 16, 2012Try ShellMenuView.