Hello Everybody; welcome to '15 and best wishes for a great new year.
I've just spent about an hour searching the site (doesn't mean I looked in the right places of course) trying to find a straight-forward system to remove items (or add them I suppose) from the right click context menus. I must be seriously deluded here (not unusual) because such a system doesn't appear to be possible. What am I missing?
Here you go see if you can find what your are looking for.
NEW Context Menu - Edit for Desktop
New Context Menu - Remove & Restore Default Menu Items
- How to Edit the Windows 7 Desktop NEW Context Menu
- How to Remove and Restore the Default Windows 7 Send To Context Menu Items
- How to Create a New Library in Windows 7
- How to Restore or Remove "New" from the Context Menu in Vista and Windows 7
- How to Add "New VBScript File" to the Context Menu in Windows
- How to Add "New Batch File" to the Context Menu in Windows
- How to Add "New Registry File" to the Context Menu in Windows
- Restore Default Windows 7 File Extension Type Associations
Hi Bear, HNY. Here's the thing: this is what I have been coming across during my searches so obviously I am not specifying precisely what I need. If I right click a folder for example I get a huge list of options in a drop-down menu that includes all kinds of stuff I never asked for, needed or want cluttering up my space ; a perfect example would be 'Browse in Adobe Bridge' or 'enqueue in BSPlayer'. None of it does any harm but it offends my OCD and I naively thought it would be a straightforward procedure to take this stuff out and dump it where it belongs. As I said, maybe I am deluded once again.
Maybe something in here will help:
Add, Remove, Edit Context Menu items in Windows 7 | 8
