8 Responses to “How to access and restore the old right-click menu in Windows 11”

  • John Thomas Carter says:

    Hi. the thing i HATE about windows 11 are the popup screens. Being 66 yrs of age. it is IMPOSSIBLE for me to read these screens. I have to use “Magnifier” which is a pain in the Bum.
    Its ridiculous you buy a top PC and a widescreen monitor. and can hardly use it 🙁
    Come on Microsoft get updated !!!!!!!

  • Steven says:

    Upon using the Win 111 right click hack for the first time, I was able to use Winrar straight away to decompress a file folder but, I was unable to access my preferred tag editor MP3 tag. I even tried re installing it to no avail so, I RELUCTANTLY and, sadly reverted back to the original win 11, right click context menu as, MP3 tag is an app I use quite frequently.

  • Steven says:

    Thank you for the win 11 right click hack😊… My main beef with the “new and improved” wi 11 context menu is that It required an additional click to get the the old and, familiar context menu which in my personal opinion along with the changes to the start menu & the touch keyboard (positioning & design) are completely unnecessary changes to the long established windows ecosystem. As the saying goes…”if it isn’t broken, don’t fix it” P.S Please post a hack to give me back the old (win 10) start menu view

  • Friend says:

    I read elsewhere this doesnt work since an update 22000.71 update. I can confirm it doesn’t work for OS BUILD 22000.258 Windows 11 Pro. Is it working for others?

    • Friend says:

      Nevermind we figured it out.

      In order to make this work, it must be done as the user that wants this functionality. In other words you cannot do this as an admin.

  • Bob says:

    I might do this fix because the item I most want in the right click menu is NEW and I usually have to do MORE to get it. To me, the Copy and Rename icons are less than intuitive. I’m sure that Microsoft could have found better ones for those two functions.

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