Solved Unable to remove MagicISO context menu from right click menu in Win 7

[JordanJP]

Hey it's been a while since I've last been here, I really enjoy this Win 7 community hope everyone is doing well.

Anyway let me cut to the chase, basically I want to be able to remove the MagicISO context menu from the right click context menu in Windows 7.

See pics to understand what I'm talking about.

Even after unchecking the "Enable Shell Integration" (see picture 3) option in MagicISO Maker, it still shows up, and when I open the program again the check box is still ticked for that particular option.

I know I never had any issue in Vista or XP, but in this version of Windows it seems unable to work.

I looked on the http://www.magiciso.com website for an update to the program but there doesn't seem to be any at the moment. I've got the latest Build 0281.

Call me a "control/neat/OCD freak" who wants and needs everything in his life to be almost perfect ! LOL but really, I just like my right click context menu to be nice and tidy. I don't use MagicISO that often and when I do I do all my work within the program. Therefore I don't need the MagicISO option to be present.

Anyway I hope my issue is clear, perhaps I would have to modify the registry or something ?

Thanks for all your help I appreciate it !

Jordan

 

[Brink]

Hello Jordan,

You can use either ShellExView or ShellMenuView to make disabling that context menu item easy.

Hope this helps,
Shawn

 

[JordanJP]

Hello Jordan,

You can use either ShellExView or ShellMenuView to make disabling that context menu item easy.

Hope this helps,
Shawn

Thanks Shawn ! Glad to see you're still admin !

 

[Brink]

You're welcome Jordan, and welcome back.

 

[boogiewoogie]

How exactly do you remove them? I ran both those prgrams but can't see anything related to MagicIso.

 

[olegatord]

Run ShellExView choose MShellExtMenu Class extension name and press disable section item

 

[N0b0dy]

Or just run CCleaner and clean the Registry

 

[MilesAhead]

Or just run CCleaner and clean the Registry

If you use that option I would do the CCleaner backup and also ERUNT and maybe a Restore Point. Just recently CCleaner had an issue with the registry cleaning tool hosing things. It may be fixed in the current release, but a little caution is good.

 

[Corazon]

Just recently CCleaner had an issue with the registry cleaning tool hosing things. It may be fixed in the current release, but a little caution is good.

<curious> What was that issue? </curious>

 

[MilesAhead]

Just recently CCleaner had an issue with the registry cleaning tool hosing things. It may be fixed in the current release, but a little caution is good.

<curious> What was that issue? </curious>

I don't remember exactly how they described it. But I had to use ERDNT to fix my registry. I don't know if the CCleaner backup worked since I relied on ERUNT and a restore point to back me up. They say it's fixed in the latest release. If you want the gory details it must be in their change log.

 

[Corazon]

Interesting. I do read every changelog and usually they aren't that detailed. Anyway, I was curious since I never had an issue with CCleaner's registry cleaner.

 

[MilesAhead]

Interesting. I do read every changelog and usually they aren't that detailed. Anyway, I was curious since I never had an issue with CCleaner's registry cleaner.

Instead of calling it a "bug" the change log has this line:
Improved "Unused File Extensions" registry rule improvements.

The unused file extension cleanup was what caused me to use ERDNT to fix it.
Evidently it was only on the previous build. I got so used to having no problems that I stopped using the CCleaner backup when doing registry cleaning. But I had several other layers of backup so it was no biggie.