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I'm looking for a way to edit the right-click context menus in Windows 7. I would prefer to use a graphical editor, as diving into the Windows registry is rather messy, and inconvenient.

If such software doesn't exist, please tell me - then I can start my long visit to the registry.

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You can taste the following programs:

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  • Tried the first two programs, and the (sort of) accomplished what I needed, thanks.
    – wen
    Nov 13, 2010 at 14:07
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    WARNING: I am surprised anyone would recommend "right click enhancer," as mehper did above. It has the babylon browser hijacker hidden in the code! Fortunately my FF 'browser hijack" detection addon stopped it!
    – user146818
    Jul 18, 2012 at 13:21
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    Right Click Enhancer installer version contains babylon browser toolbar but portable version is free of ads. There is also a paid version which didn't contain ads in installer and portable version.
    – Ravi Patel
    Apr 9, 2013 at 4:45
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Personally I don't have any experience of such software, but I know there are few. I always use registry directly and prefer to do these kinds of things myself. You could try this one: Context Menu Editor for Windows 7 & Vista

And here's good guide to do this from registry (if you end up doing it):

How to Clean Up Your Messy Windows Context Menu - How-To Geek

NOTE: Remember to take backup from registry before editing the values.

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  • This program is only for the context menu on windows folder background when pressing shift and right clicking.
    – Martin Braun
    Nov 23, 2014 at 21:08
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I like MenuMaid

Are you looking for a fast and easy way to clean up your Window Explorer and Internet Explorer right-click (context) menu? Look no further. MenuMaid makes it simple! Just uncheck the items you don’t want to show up. Restore them at any time.

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