Add Control Panel, MSConfig, Registry Editor, Services Manager and Other Useful Shortcuts in My Computer Context Menu



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[UPDATE] Now ZIP file contains separate registry scripts to add each option. Also an uninstallation script available to remove each option.

Control Panel, Task Manager, Device Manager are a few system applications which we use frequently in our daily computer tasks. Wouldn't it be great if we can access them quickly by right-click on My Computer icon on Desktop?

Today we are going to share a registry script which will add following shortcuts in My Computer context menu:

  • Programs (Add/Remove Programs)
  • Control Panel
  • Device Manager
  • Event Viewer
  • MSConfig
  • Registry Editor
  • Services
  • Task Manager

Following is a screenshot of My Computer context menu after applying this registry tweak:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v374/vishaal_here/My_Computer_Context_Menu_Shortcuts.png

Just download following ZIP file, extract it and run desired REG file. It'll ask for confirmation, accept it:

Download Registry Script

It works in Windows XP, Vista and 7.

Thanks to AskVG Reader "tlm" for sharing it...



This article was posted in Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP.

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20 Comments

  • Thanks VG and tlm for this good trick, very usefull

  • cool! thanks alot!

    especially to "tlm"!

  • thanks a lot for this useful trick.... :)

  • hey its cool but how to restore the default one dude...................

  • VG

    ^^ Please download the file again. An uninstallation script has been added.

  • Is there any way via regedit ?

    Thanks anyway.

  • VG

    ^^ Of course. You can open .REG file in Notepad and manually create those keys in Registry.

  • I assume it's just as easy to omit the ones you want from the file?
    let's say I just want the task manager added?

  • Vishal could you help me?
    the icons of MS office and few others had corrupt...

  • in windows 7

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