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Windows 7: add item to right click menu

29 Aug 2012   #11

windows 7 ultimate x64
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Bongo View Post
I downloaded the trial of hypersnap installed it and it did not put a context menu entry in, so I do not know how you accomplished that.
Without knowing what program added Notepad it's going to be hard to tell what entry to remove.
That new entry you must have installed Skydrive Pro
Jerry
thanks.
for skydrive what can i do?should i uninstall skydrive?

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29 Aug 2012   #12

Win 7 Pro x64
Council Bluffs, Iowa
 
 

If you cannot find them with shellexview and do not want it there you would probably have to uninstall it. When using shellexview sometimes you have to look at the description, product name and manufacture to help narrow it down.
Jerry
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29 Aug 2012   #13

windows 7 ultimate x64
 
 

thanks bongo.i found my solution.
i used the method below to delete skydrive context menu:
1. Open registry editor from Run Command by typing regedit
2. Navigate to “HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AllFileSystemObjects\shell\SPFS.Context menu”
3. Right-click on it(left pane) and select “ Delete” option to remove this key and all its sub keys.
and use right click context menu editor to delete hypersnap and notepad.
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29 Aug 2012   #14

Win 7 Pro x64
Council Bluffs, Iowa
 
 

That's good news.
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