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Have a look at this tutorial :
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/how-to-clean-up-your-messy-windows-context-menu/
***** PLEASE be very careful. The tutorial deals with registry editing. One wrong move could render your computer useless. Make sure you understand before you act.****
Post back whenever you have doubts.
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/how-to-clean-up-your-messy-windows-context-menu/
***** PLEASE be very careful. The tutorial deals with registry editing. One wrong move could render your computer useless. Make sure you understand before you act.****
Post back whenever you have doubts.
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There may be an easier method if you currently have or are willing to install the Freeware program CCleaner.
In CCleaner, select the third tab on the left "Tools", then select "Startup" from the second column, and choose "Context Menu" from the tabs across the top. If the item you wish to remove is in the list select it and, I suggest you just, choose disable.
Note that there can be several that have the same applications assigned but they apply at different times, such as if you are right-clicking on a folder versus right-clicking on an actual file. After you are sure you have disabled the right ones and made sure everything is working for a few days, then you can always come back and actually Delete.
In CCleaner, select the third tab on the left "Tools", then select "Startup" from the second column, and choose "Context Menu" from the tabs across the top. If the item you wish to remove is in the list select it and, I suggest you just, choose disable.
Note that there can be several that have the same applications assigned but they apply at different times, such as if you are right-clicking on a folder versus right-clicking on an actual file. After you are sure you have disabled the right ones and made sure everything is working for a few days, then you can always come back and actually Delete.
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To GAPA,
In case you are baffled , let me give you an example.......
ex. HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers
Start button > search box, type regedit > press Enter......
expend (click the arrow in front of) HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
expand *
expand Shellex
expand ContextMenuGandlers
That shows the keys which you can either disable ( by adding a few dashes in front ) or right click at the key and click Delete
In case you are baffled , let me give you an example.......
ex. HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers
Start button > search box, type regedit > press Enter......
expend (click the arrow in front of) HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
expand *
expand Shellex
expand ContextMenuGandlers
That shows the keys which you can either disable ( by adding a few dashes in front ) or right click at the key and click Delete