Microsoft Finally Makes Windows 11 Right-Click Menus Customizable
Microsoft has started rolling out a Windows 11 preview update that fixes a longstanding headache: the restrictive right-click menu. The update, KB5127936, is for Windows 11 25H2 and 26H2. As with most updates and features, it's first rolling out to devices in the Release Preview channel and will expand gradually from there.
The update lets users customize the File Explorer context menu. A "Customize menu" button lets you change settings. You can turn options like "Send to" and "Create shortcut" on or off, rearrange items, move "Properties" down, and manage third-party app extensions. Moreover, you can still access more options by holding Shift while right-clicking the desktop.
Microsoft says the redesigned menu should open faster, reduce clutter, and give users more control. The change comes after Microsoft reportedweaker PC-related sales: In Q3, Windows OEM and Devices revenue fell 22% year over year in the Devices and Consumer segment....
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