Whenever we install Intel, nVidia or other graphics card drivers in Windows, some extra entries like Save Schemes, etc are added in Desktop Context menu (Menu which appears, when we right-click on desktop). It causes the context menu to take a little bit extra time in loading.
Here is a registry trick to remove those extra entries from Desktop context menu:
1. Goto Start -> Run and type regedit and navigate to:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers
2. Delete the key igfxui (for Intel), NvCplDesktopContext (for nVidia) or other similar keys for your graphics card.
3. Now, your desktop context menu will look nice and minimal and will not take any extra time in loading.
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Ara
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how do u know which registry do that?
for example i want remove "create shortcut" from file contex menu
im noob in tweaking registry so i want to understant that
thx to reply
THARINDU Gunasekara
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MAGNUMHEART
thx for the heads up. ^^
i found the one im hunting for. hehe.
i really makes my menu long. ^^
Carlos
Damn, thanks! you rock!