Add partitions in context menu provides fast access to open the partitions. A partition of a hard drive is a logical division in a storage unit (such as a hard drive or flash drive), which are housed and organize files using a file system. There are different schemes partitions for distributing partitions on a disk.

The Windows registry (Regedit) is a file in hexadecimal instruction is composed of a series of instructions, services, applications and necessary for the proper functioning of the operating system configurations. When we make a change in this record we risk this stop functioning properly and thus, our operating system will no longer do so and also without backup, it is very difficult to restore proper operation. Therefore, you must “take backup of Windows registry“.

Add Partitions in Context menu

Method :1

• Open the Registry Editor (Regedit) OR  Jump to Target Registry Key With Single Click
  In the registry editor navigate to the branch OR copy paste it for Jump to Target Key.

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell

1. Create a new key, from right click on shell

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell

1. Create a new key, from right click on shell
2. Rename the key, which you like. I am typing here “Open C Drive”
3. Now create another key under, you typed key name, in my case it was “Open C Drive”
4.  New key name must be “command”.
5. In “command” key, double click on “Default” and copy and paste the following string.

c:\\windows\\Explorer.exe /e, c:\

if you want to add more partition in context menu, repeat the steps from 1 to 5.

And replace c:\ at the end of letter, according to your drive letter. “c:\\windows\\Explorer.exe /e, c:\“. If you want to add drive d, then the string look like as …

c:\\windows\\Explorer.exe /e, d:\

How to Fast Access Partitions

To apply this Windows Tips:-

Copy the below code and save it as .reg, double click the saved file and accept all messages.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

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[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell\Open C Drive\command]
@="c:\\\\windows\\\\Explorer.exe /e, c:\\"

To remove this Windows Tips:-

Copy the below code and save it as .reg, double click the saved file and accept all messages.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

;created by mr.neeo for www.neeosearch.com

[-HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell\Open C Drive\command]
@="c:\\\\windows\\\\Explorer.exe /e, c:\\"

You can also add more drive letters, just to replace drive letters. Or you can add more line for bulk actions.

The context menu in Windows is a pop-up menu that appears when you right-click on an item such as a file, folder, or icon. It provides quick access to a variety of options and commands that are specific to the selected item.

The options available in the context menu can vary depending on the item you have selected and the applications installed on your computer. Some common options that you may see in the context menu include:

• Open: This option allows you to open the selected item using its default program.
• Cut/Copy/Paste: These options are used to move or copy files or folders.
• Delete: This option is used to permanently delete the selected item.
• Rename: This option allows you to change the name of the selected item.
• Properties: This option provides detailed information about the selected item, such as its size, date created, and location on your computer.

You can also customize the context menu in Windows by adding or removing options based on your needs. This can be done using third-party software or through the Windows registry. However, it is important to be cautious when making changes to the registry, as incorrect modifications can cause serious problems with your computer.

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