Create Shortcut on context menu

Hi, you can't do that as such- that Sendto function is built into Windows.

You can however explore adding your custom entry to the context menu.

I have attached an exe file (zipped) which creates a shortcut at %userprofile%\Desktop

Please read through this post which shows you how this is done and how to add it to your context menu. (Note- Right click configurator is not free- needs to be run as admin - you could use the trial I think - else use e.g. ContextEdit (free, old) or cautiously edit the registry yourself.
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Here's the Autohotkey code

FileCreateShortcut, "%1%", %userprofile%\Desktop\test.lnk,
exit

Put that in a text file, rename to .AHK, download and install Autohotkey and you can rt click it and compile it.

Here you can see the context entry I created using Right click configurator:


Limitation: I relocated my desktop, and the above uses the Window default desktop location. Presently I don't know how to access the relocated desktop using an environmental variable.

Caveat- I haven't tested this thoroughly- you can play with it. See the Autohotkey help file on the command.

Items in SendTo is in %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo and sorted in alphabetical order, so if you want to move "Desktop" to the top, Rename and prefix with an "_" or any other Symbol.


It is easier just to right click and hold on a file/folder then drag and drop to Desktop.