As we install more programs on our PC, all these tend to appear different options in the context menu to decompress ZIP files, open a certain program or use a special feature of one of those that we have installed.
Surely as the months go by, that contextual menu is filling up with more options, which slows down the time to find the desired one by having to move from one to another with the mouse pointer. With a third-party program we have the option to edit the options in that contextual menu, so let's move on to get to know it.
How to edit context menu options
- The first thing we are going to install is Right Click Enhancer, a small application compatible with all versions of Windows. We download it from here
- La we install and we launched
- First of all we are going to «Language»In the tabs to choose« Spanish »so that everything is easier for us
- We're going to "Right Click Tweaker«
- From here we can make a good variety of modifications how to add encoding, copy content, open command prompt, record actions, run as administrator, new folder and even God mode among many others
- select the ones we want and we will have them active
La paid version is the one that allows us to eliminate the entries we want in the contextual menu, but if we do not want to pay we can go to CCleaner.
How to delete unwanted entries in the context menu
- We download y we run the installer by CCleaner
- We start CCleaner
- Let's go to Tools or Tools
- Click on Startup or Home
- Now we see three tabs, we select the third from the contextual menu or Context Menu
- We can select one and choose option Activate, Deactivate and Delete. It is recommended that you try to deactivate them, and later, if you see that you have not used them in a while, delete them finally
A CCleaner that continues to demonstrate its great versatility to offer us the best experience to keep our system clean, in this case the context menu entries.