How to add any application to the right-click menu in Windows?
In the previous article, we showed you how to quickly open Windows applications through Run commands (link to refer to the end of the article). Today, we will introduce you to another very convenient way, which is to add the application you use often to the right-click menu. Please consult.
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Step 1: Press Windows + R to open the Run dialog box and enter Regedit, click OK
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Step 2: In the Registry Editor interface, unlock it with the path
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTDirectoryBackgroundshell
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Step 3: Right-click Shell and select New> Key
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Step 4: Change the name to the application you want to add to the right-click menu (assuming Adobe Photoshop)
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Step 5: Click on Default in the right column and add & Adobe Photoshop to Value data
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Step 6: Continue right-click on Adobe Photoshop and select New> Key
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Step 7: Name the new folder Command
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Step 8: Right-click the application you want to add and select Properties. Then copy the link in the Target box
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Step 9: Open the Registry again, click on the Command folder and copy the path above into Value data
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Step 10: Exit the Desktop, right-click to see the result
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