Remove "Run as administrator" from the context menu for certain files?

Not an update. My post #10..

Clues:
Add Run as Administrator to Any File Type in Windows 7

Also a suggestion:

If you noticed it within a few days ago, and you have System Restore enabled, maybe you can restore your computer to a few days ago, and that possibly could fix it.


(I do want to point out that a few days ago, I was doing a System Restore to a few days back because I changed up a few things on my computer, and didn't feel like manually doing the opposite to restore these things; I was too lazy, did a System Restore and then after the System Restore, I got a BSOD saying "Critical_process_died", which I was surprised at, and was hoping I can fix that!!! I got into Advanced options after Windows 10 didn't start properly a few times, System Restore -> Undo Restore Point, and everything got fixed back. Then I manually undid things instead of System Restore.)

I just wanted to point that out, just in case that System Restore, in general, got somehow corrupt in Windows 10, or only on my Windows 10, or whatnot.

Paultx said:

Nothing wrong according to SFC and DISM. I'll try a system restore next week. Too much work to do today.
Thanks, guys.

You're welcome.

If / When you do System Restore, there's a checkbox with a sentence that says to show more Restore Points, (like I attached in my image, inside that orange box). My image doesn't show that checkbox with the sentence because I recently removed all my previous Restore Points, because of that error I got earlier, that I posted above:


And you can see if you can find a reasonable Restore Point...



Edit (8:32 AM my local time):

I found a picture online of the thing I was talking about earlier.

Before trying system restore, I used that Registry hack I mentioned TNA. It didn't remove the "Run as administrator" option from the context menu, it removed only that shield icon... Weird!

Finally, the system restore didn't work for that issue. I used the earliest restore point availabe, also TNA.

I'll wait to see if some future Windows Update fixes it.

UPDATE

After more search work I found a solution for this, and I had it already but didn't know how to recognize it!

It is this option in Easy Context Menu > Context Menu Cleaner:



It removed that command for all non-executable file types, but kept it for executables.

Case solved. Thanks, guys!

Cool. Glad you found the solution.
This was a tricky one. I'm glad you found it.