The Simplest Way To Remove Items From Right-Click Menu

Your context menu might get piled up with lots of functions that you never use after installing various 3rd party software.

Of course you may remove them manually by tweaking the Windows Registry, but here's a much simpler way..

1) Launch FileMenu Tools, and click 'Commands of other applications'. Here you will see various software context menu items when you right click them, they are categorized into files, folders, shortcuts etc. (When you right click on a file or a folder, notice that the context menu will be different!)

2) Here I uncheck some of programs to make my right-click menu cleaner. (You may re-check them anytime later) Remember to click on the small green tick near the top left corner of the program to apply the changes.

3) Here's my context menu Before and After I apply the changes.

End Notes:

You may also modify the 'Send To...' menu in the program, or add your own program shortcuts/functions. However they will not be covered in this guide :)

The program adds a 'FileMenu Tools' button in your context menu, together with a list of built-in utilities. You may also add/modify any items here to your liking.