how do I remove a rightclick menu item?

T

Tim.T

I was using a trialware program called Disk Check, and found after I had
uninstalled it, it had left 4options in the rightclick context menu:

"Check drive with file method"
"Check C: with direct method"
"Read disk C:image"
"Write C: image"

Any idea where exactly in the Registry these items are listed? I've tried
removing manually all registry keys relating to Disk Check that were left
behind, but these items are part of the Windows shell, right?Which keys are
those?

Tim
 
G

Guest

Tim.T said:
I was using a trialware program called Disk Check, and found after I had
uninstalled it, it had left 4options in the rightclick context menu:

"Check drive with file method"
"Check C: with direct method"
"Read disk C:image"
"Write C: image"

Any idea where exactly in the Registry these items are listed? I've tried
removing manually all registry keys relating to Disk Check that were left
behind, but these items are part of the Windows shell, right?Which keys are
those?

Tim


HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \ Directory \ shell

Remove unwanted entries from the context menus
http://www.technobabble.com.au/technobabble/html/tweaks/context-menus.htm
HTH.
nass
 
G

Gary S. Terhune

Search the Registry for the exact strings you are seeing in the context
menu. You'll find the location easily.
 
R

Rock

Tim.T said:
I was using a trialware program called Disk Check, and found after I had
uninstalled it, it had left 4options in the rightclick context menu:

"Check drive with file method"
"Check C: with direct method"
"Read disk C:image"
"Write C: image"

Any idea where exactly in the Registry these items are listed? I've tried
removing manually all registry keys relating to Disk Check that were left
behind, but these items are part of the Windows shell, right?Which keys
are
those?

See this link on MVP Ramesh's site:

Manage the context-menu entries for files, folders, drives and Namespace
objects
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/context_folders.htm
 

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