上下文菜单是在Windows(Windows)中执行重要操作的快捷方式。它也被称为右键菜单。那么当右键菜单出现缓慢或根本不显示时怎么办?我们已经获得了Windows 10(Windows 10)中慢速右键单击菜单的最佳修复列表。
是的,将其关闭然后再打开(turning it off and then on again)是最快的尝试,但您可能已经这样做了。以下是慢速右键单击菜单的最佳修复:
- 更新图形驱动程序
- 尝试干净重启
- 从上下文菜单中删除项目
- 卸载Windows自定义软件
- 编辑注册表
什么导致 Windows 10 上的慢速右键单击菜单?(What Causes the Slow Right Click Menu on Windows 10?)
这似乎是一件简单的事情。上下文菜单只是一个简短的命令列表,那么什么会减慢它的速度呢?这通常只是一件事。每次上下文菜单打开时,它都必须连接到它列出的所有命令。
如果其中一个没有响应,则右键单击菜单会变慢。挑战在于找出哪一个,然后修复或删除它。与显卡驱动程序(graphics card drivers)相关的项目是最常见的原因。
通过更新图形驱动程序修复缓慢的右键单击菜单(Fix Slow Right Click Menu by Updating Graphics Drivers)
在右键菜单中,有一个或多个与图形相关的选项。它们通常也比其他选项更复杂。下面的一个有四个层次,有超过 40 个选项。
每次右键单击都需要一些时间来加载。现在假设提供该上下文菜单的图形驱动程序无法正常工作。尝试更新您的显卡驱动程序(updating your graphics card drivers)。
- 打开开始(Start )菜单并搜索设备管理器(device manager)。选择设备管理器(Device Manager)。
- 在设备管理器(Device Manager)中,转到显示适配器(Display adapters )>您的适配器( Your Adapter)。右键单击并选择更新驱动程序(Update driver)。在此示例中,适配器是Intel HD Graphics 530。
- 在打开的窗口中,选择自动搜索更新的驱动程序软件(Search automatically for updated driver software)。它将开始寻找更好的驱动程序(searching for better drivers)。
- 如果它找到更新的驱动程序,请确保它适合您的设备并进行更新。如果没有找到,请选择在 Windows 更新上搜索更新的驱动程序(Search for updated drivers on Windows Update)。
- Windows 更新(Windows Update)可能显示为:您是最新的(You’re up to date)。忽略那个。选择检查更新(Check for updates)。它会开始寻找。
- 如果Windows 更新(Windows Update)发现任何东西,它将开始安装它。请注意,上面的图片显示:您是最新的(You’re up to date)。请注意,下图显示了正在发生的更新。永远不要(Never)相信Windows 更新(Windows Update)是最新的。
- 如果Windows 更新(Windows Update)未找到您的驱动程序的更新,请搜索制造商的网站。在本例中,驱动程序比安装的驱动程序要新得多。按照制造商的说明安装最新的驱动程序。
使用干净启动修复缓慢的右键单击菜单(Fix Slow Right Click Menu With a Clean Boot)
不,我们不是说穿着闪亮的鞋子踢它。启动时运行的其他程序(program that runs on startup)可能会干扰右键菜单。一个快速的判断方法是干净启动。干净启动意味着启动 Windows 时不使用任何在启动时运行的程序或不必要的驱动程序。它只加载 Windows 需要运行的内容。您需要拥有管理员权限(administrator’s rights)才能执行此操作。
- 转到开始(Start )菜单并搜索msconfig。选择系统配置(System Configuration)。
- 在打开的窗口中,查找Selective startup。取消选中Load startup items(Load startup items )框并选择OK。
- 将出现一条警告消息,建议保存打开的文件并关闭所有程序。完成后,选择Restart。
- 计算机重新启动后,再次尝试右键单击菜单。如果它仍然很慢,请继续下一个方法。如果它再次变快,则其中一个启动程序就是原因。
- 使用Ctrl + Shift + Escape 快捷键组合(shortcut key combo)打开任务管理器(Task Manager)。转到启动(Startup)选项卡并右键单击第一个启用的项目。选择禁用(Disable)。正常重启电脑,查看右键菜单。如果它仍然很慢,请转到“启动(Startup)”选项卡中的下一项并重复该过程。
最终,右键菜单可能会起作用。最后一个禁用的启动程序导致了这个问题。有太多的程序建议如何修复它们。如果您认为不需要,请卸载该程序。(Uninstall the program)
通过从中删除项目来修复慢速右键单击菜单(Fix Slow Right Click Menu By Removing Items From It)
某些程序可以选择从右键菜单中删除其功能。或者,如果您不使用右键菜单中显示的程序,请将其卸载。对于那些您需要但没有删除右键菜单功能选项的程序,您需要一个上下文菜单编辑器(context menu editor)。我们在下面列出了一些。
对于此示例,我们将使用来自Nirsoft的(Nirsoft)ShellExView。您需要管理员权限才能使用它。
- 下载并运行ShellExView。那里有很多。转到选项(Go to Options )>按扩展类型过滤( Filter by Extension Type)。
- 仅选择上下文菜单(Context Menu ),然后选择确定(OK)。
- 为了让我们远离任何重要的事情,请通过选择产品名称(Product Name)列标题对列表进行排序。避免(Avoid)任何微软(Microsoft)或你不知道的东西。
- 选择(Select)一个或多个项目以禁用。右键单击(Right-click)并禁用所选项目(Disable Selected Items)。
- 它询问您是否要禁用所选项目?(Do you want to disable the selected items?)选择是(Yes)。
- 重新启动计算机并测试右键菜单。
如果ShellExView(ShellExView)不适合您,可以尝试以下其他一些上下文菜单编辑器:
卸载 Windows 自定义软件(Uninstall Windows Customization Software)
有几个应用程序可让您按照您想要的方式制作 Windows 外观和感觉(make Windows look and feel the way you want)。这些应用程序通常很棒,而且很有帮助。潜在问题来自这些应用程序与Windows的深层交互。它们可能会影响Windows Shell项目,例如上下文菜单。
如果您有任何此类应用程序,请尝试卸载它们。一些流行的应用程序是StarDock Fences(StarDock Fences)、Start8和WindowBlinds。Windows 主题或皮肤应用程序也可能是一个问题。
编辑注册表以修复慢速右键单击(Edit The Registry to Fix Slow Right Click)
如果上述方法均无效,则可能是时候进入Windows 注册表(Windows Registry)了。如果您不习惯在注册表中工作,请不要这样做。在进行任何更改之前,请务必备份注册表。(make a backup of the registry)您需要管理员权限才能执行此操作。
- 选择开始(Start )菜单并在regedit上搜索。
- 当注册表编辑器(Registry Editor)窗口打开时,转到HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT > Directory > shellex > ContextMenuHandlers。
- 不要删除New和WorkFolders(NOT )项目(WorkFolders )。右键单击并删除其他。如果您想确定问题所在,只需删除一个,重新启动计算机,然后再次尝试右键单击菜单。当右键单击工作时,最后一个删除的问题是问题。如果您愿意,可以添加其他人。
如果Windows 10(Windows 10)右击慢点问题依然存在,请考虑恢复出厂设置(factory reset)或重新安装 Windows(reinstalling Windows)。这可能看起来有些过分,但上述步骤也很密集。如果其中一个不起作用,则问题很严重,重新安装可能是现在修复它的最快方法。让我们知道这些修复是否对您有所帮助!
Right Click Slow on Windows 10? 5 Fixes to Try
The context menu is a quick way to do important things in Windows. It’s also known as the rіght-clіck menu. So what do you do when the right-cliсk menu is slow to appear or doesn’t show at all? Wе’ve got the list of best fixes fоr a ѕlow right-click menu in Windows 10.
Yes, turning it off and then on again is the quickest thing to try, but you probably already did that. Here are the best fixes for a slow right-click menu:
- Update graphics drivers
- Try a clean reboot
- Remove items from the context menu
- Uninstall Windows customization software
- Edit the registry
What Causes the Slow Right Click Menu on Windows 10?
It seems like a simple thing. The context menu is just a brief list of commands, so what could slow it down? It’s usually just one thing. Each time the context menu opens, it has to hook into all the commands that it lists.
If one of those isn’t responding, the right-click menu slows down. The challenge is to figure out which one and either fix or remove it. Items related to graphics card drivers are the most common cause.
Fix Slow Right Click Menu by Updating Graphics Drivers
In the right-click menu, there are one or more options related to graphics. They’re also typically more complicated than other options. The one below goes four levels deep and has over 40 options.
That takes some time to load every time you right-click. Now imagine that the graphics driver that provides that context menu isn’t working right. Try updating your graphics card drivers.
- Open the Start menu and search for device manager. Select Device Manager.
- In Device Manager, go to Display adapters > Your Adapter. Right-click and select Update driver. In this example, the adapter is an Intel HD Graphics 530.
- In the window that opens, select Search automatically for updated driver software. It will begin searching for better drivers.
- If it finds an updated driver, make sure it’s suitable for your device and update it. If it doesn’t find one, select Search for updated drivers on Windows Update.
- Windows Update probably reads: You’re up to date. Ignore that. Select Check for updates. It will start looking.
- If Windows Update finds anything, it will start installing it. Note that the picture above reads: You’re up to date. Note that the picture below shows an update happening. Never believe Windows Update is up to date.
- If Windows Update doesn’t find an update for your driver, search the manufacturer’s website. In this example, there are drivers much newer than the one installed. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to install the newest driver.
Fix Slow Right Click Menu With a Clean Boot
No, we don’t mean kick it wearing shiny shoes. It’s possible that some other program that runs on startup is interfering with the right-click menu. A quick way to tell is to do a clean boot. Clean boot means to start windows with none of the programs that run at startup or unnecessary drivers. It only loads what Windows needs to run. You need to have administrator’s rights to do this.
- Go to the Start menu and search msconfig. Select System Configuration.
- In the window that opens, look for Selective startup. Uncheck the box Load startup items and select OK.
- A caution message appears that recommends saving open files and closing all programs. Once that’s done, select Restart.
- After the computer restarts, try the right-click menu again. If it’s still slow, carry on to the next method. If it’s fast again, one of those startup programs is the cause.
- Open the Task Manager using the Ctrl + Shift + Escape shortcut key combo. Go to the Startup tab and right-click on the first enabled item. Choose Disable. Restart the computer normally and check the right-click menu. If it’s still slow, move on to the next item in the Startup tab and repeat the procedure.
Eventually, the right-click menu may work. The last disabled startup program is causing the issue. There are too many programs to suggest how to fix them all. Uninstall the program if you don’t think you need it.
Fix Slow Right Click Menu By Removing Items From It
Some programs will have an option to remove their functions from the right-click menu. Or if you don’t use a program that shows in your right-click menu, uninstall it. For those programs you need and don’t have the option to remove right-click menu functions, you’ll need a context menu editor. We list a few below.
For this example we’ll use ShellExView from Nirsoft. You’ll need administrator’s rights to use it.
- Download and run ShellExView. There’s a lot there. Go to Options > Filter by Extension Type.
- Select Context Menu only, then select OK.
- To keep us away from anything important, sort the list by selecting the Product Name column header. Avoid anything Microsoft or that you don’t know.
- Select an item, or several, to disable. Right-click and Disable Selected Items.
- It asks Do you want to disable the selected items? Select Yes.
- Restart the computer and test the right-click menu.
Here are some other context menu editors to try if ShellExView isn’t for you:
Uninstall Windows Customization Software
There are several apps that allow you to make Windows look and feel the way you want. These apps are usually great and can be very helpful. The potential problem comes from these apps interacting with Windows on a deep level. They could affect Windows Shell items, like the context menu.
If you have any apps like these, try uninstalling them. Some popular apps are StarDock Fences, Start8, and WindowBlinds. Windows theme or skin apps can also be a problem.
Edit The Registry to Fix Slow Right Click
If none of the above worked, it may be time to get into the Windows Registry. If you’re not comfortable working in the registry, don’t do this. Always make a backup of the registry before making any changes. You’ll need administrator’s rights to do this.
- Select the Start menu and search on regedit.
- When the Registry Editor window opens, go to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT > Directory > shellex > ContextMenuHandlers.
- Do NOT delete the New and WorkFolders items. Right-click and delete the others. If you want to pin down the one that’s the problem, only delete one, restart the computer, and try the right-click menu again. When the right-click works, the last one deleted was the problem. You can add back the others if you’d like.
If the problem with the right slow click on Windows 10 still exists, consider a factory reset or reinstalling Windows. That may seem excessive, yet the steps above are also intensive. If one of them didn’t work, the problem is deep, and a reinstall is likely the quickest way to fix it now. Let us know if these fixes helped you!