Since application developers can add options to the new Windows 11 context menu, this hack may become less necessary over time as apps get updated to support Windows 11. In the future, it’s possible that Microsoft will disable this registry hack with an update. This registry hack was working as of Windows 11’s initial release in October 2021. When you log back in, the default context menu will be back. If you change your mind and want to use the default context menu that Microsoft intended with Windows 11, you can either run “undo_win11_classic_context_menu.reg” (found in the ZIP file we provided), or run Regedit again and remove HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\CLSID\\InprocServer32. RELATED: What Is a REG File (And How Do I Open One)? Restore the Default Windows 11 Context Menu When you log back in and right-click a file, you’ll see the classic context menu. Click “OK.” Next, restart your PC to make the change take effect. Click “Yes” to continue.Īfter that, you’ll see another pop-up notifying you that the information was added to the Registry. The StartAllBack installer is also an archive. It says nothing about actually have StartAllBack installed.
It says that for a certain limited subset of features, you can provide the application with a copy of the StartAllBack DLL placed in a certain location. Once you’re ready, double-click the REG file, and you’ll see a warning stating that adding information to the Registry could potentially damage your system. I don’t know where in the README it says to install StartAllBack.
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