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Windows 7: Right click menu on programs in the taskbar

22 Aug 2009   #1

Windows 7 Ultimate RTM (7600) x64!
 
 
Right click menu on programs in the taskbar

In Vista and older versions, if I right clicked on a program in the taskbar I could then move the mouse up ever so slightly to click "close."



Now there is a weird little "box" that pops up instead of a menu, and I have to move my mouse significantly further to get to "close." Sounds trivial, but if I am shutting down several applications in a row it is much slower this way.

Is there a way to return the right click menu to normal?
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22 Aug 2009   #2

Windows® 7 Ultimate X64
Hadera
 
 

press SHIFT while you right click a program in the taskbar

Context Menu - Right Click vs Shift Right Click

Last edited by Brink; 22 Aug 2009 at 09:57 PM..
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22 Aug 2009   #3

Windows 7 Ultimate RTM (7600) x64!
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Shayx View Post
press SHIFT while you right click a program in the taskbar
Nice! Thanks. No way to make that the default right-click behavior?
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22 Aug 2009   #4

Windows® 7 Ultimate X64
Hadera
 
 

maybe a registry hack but i don't know of a way, sorry.
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22 Aug 2009   #5

Windows 7 Ultimate RTM (7600) x64!
 
 

No problem, thanks again anyway. Shift will work well enough!
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