Add 'Edit or Run with' to PS1 File Context Menu in Windows 10  

Michael said:

I figured it out... For some reason, editing the context entries at KEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Microsoft.PowerShellScript.1\Shell was having no effect, but after tracking down their true location using ShellMenuView, it turns out that on my system, they're under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SystemFileAssociations\.ps1\Shell

I wonder why

Interesting. Which build number do you have installed? I'll check on my system to see if there may be a difference.

Michael said:

19043.1415

I just tested on 19044.1415, and the context menu is working for me. Odd it's different for you.

Michael said:

In that github thread people were saying their ps1 context menu went awry after installing the PowerShell extension into VSCode. That might be worth testing.

Sounds like a possible bug.

Theo Ekelmans said:

Hmz, since i upgraded to Windows 11 this handy shortcut no longer works.

Any idea on how to get this working again under Windows 11 ?

Hello Theo, and welcome.

I'll take a look today and see if I can get it working on W11.

EDIT: Got it working on W11 now. Will post back with an updated tutorial shortly.

Theo Ekelmans said:

Hmz, since i upgraded to Windows 11 this handy shortcut no longer works.

Any idea on how to get this working again under Windows 11 ?

All done. Here you go:

Add "Edit or Run with" to PS1 File Context Menu in Windows 11 Tutorial | Windows 11 Forum