Cascading "My Computer" menu in desktop context menu

[BenBau]

I recently switched from XP to Win7 x64. I've used Stardock RightClick for years to make a cascading "My Computer" menu in the desktop context menu. This is a very handy way to browse files and folders. I found the tutorial @sevenforums to make a shortcut to "My Computer", but I really like to make this a cascading menu (as you get when you make a Toolbar on the Taskbar).

Any ideas?

 

[A Guy]

Welcome to Seven Forums BenBau. You'll have to do some registry editing, but if you attempt, make sure to back up your registry first.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/4230-registry-backup-restore.html

Add Cascading Menus for Your Favorite Programs in Windows 7 Desktop and My Computer Context Menus - Tweaking with Vishal

A Guy

 

[BenBau]

Thanks, but I already found that one also and it's not what I need. I meant the automatically "branching" menu like the one you get when you make a Desktop Toolbar in the Taskbar. You can use it to "surf" the contents of the folder/drive/computer.

 

[A Guy]

I am personally unaware of any way to do that. Perhaps someone else will reply. A Guy

 

[BenBau]

Thanks for your effort anyway!

 

[BenBau]

I'm still looking for a way to add a cascading menu like "Computer" or "Control Panel" to the desktop context menu (like the toolbar on the taskbar)...

 

[A Guy]

I will post to the Gurus here, see if anyone has anything.

A Guy

 

[Irene]

Hi BenBau

Could this be what you are look for? :
Add Custom Shortcuts & System Paths To Windows Context Menu

If so, free download here:
Right Click Enhancer - Free software downloads and software reviews - CNET Downloads

 

[BenBau]

Thanks, but no.
Attached is a screen-dump of my custom desktop context menu in WinXP.
I use Stardock RightClick for this, but unfortunately it is terminated.

What I need is an automatically cascading menu showing the contents of a folder/drive, like in my image.