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Recently, I adjusted the default program that .dll's open in when double-clicked on my system. However, doing so seems to have killed the right-click menus custom extension entries now and I can no longer access tools quickly via right-click and selecting a program option.

Here is a screenshot of what I mean:

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The top part of the menu used to have several other entries including:

  • Open with CFF Explorer
  • Open with OllyDbg
  • Scan with PEiD
  • UniExtract Files...
  • UniExtract Here
  • UniExtract to Subdir

and some others. Looking into the registry and using shell menu editors, the entries all still exist for these but Windows refuses to display them.

Is there some way to restore these menu entries?

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  • "I adjusted the default program that .dll's open in when double-clicked on my system", this was probably a bad idea. If you put it back the way it was, does it go back to working as expected? – Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007 Jun 27 '14 at 18:57
  • Altering what it opens with by default on double-clicking doesn't harm the system or make DLLs not work. Just changes what they open with when you double-click them in explorer etc. – user108160 Jun 28 '14 at 22:16
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Try to enable/disable them using CCleaner. You may also do a registry scan:

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