New App: Right-Click Tools

LesFerch · 4 Weeks Ago

Available to download now:

RightClickTools | Add a Set of Powerful Tools to the Windows Explorer Context Menu

I understand first reactions may be "I already have all/most of those tools", but I'd encourage you to review the details at the above page to see if there are some improvements/additions over your existing tools. Some highlights:

Works on Windows 7 through 11, 32 bit, 64 bit, Standard user, Administrator user.
Works (and displays) in all languages.
Works with long paths.
No UAC prompts for administrator users.
TrustedInstaller access.

garlin · 4 Weeks Ago

Great idea! But one question: why keep "RegEdit as User"? You're going to be asked for UAC permission anyway.

LesFerch · 4 Weeks Ago

garlin said:

Great idea! But one question: why keep "RegEdit as User"? You're going to be asked for UAC permission anyway.

No UAC prompt. It's explained in the readme:

RegEdit as User
This opens RegEdit as a standard user. As an administrator, this can be handy to verify what a standard user can or cannot change in the registry without having to analyze the permissions. As a standard user, this option opens RegEdit as it would normally.

Try3 · 4 Weeks Ago

Les,

Take owernship and get access

All the best,
Denis

LesFerch · 4 Weeks Ago

Try3 said:

Take owernship and get access

Thanks!

Berton · 4 Weeks Ago

Looks like would be handy at times but certainly not what I'd put on a clients computer.

RickC · 4 Weeks Ago

Excellent utility, Les. I'm unable to thank you by 'reputation click' at present (I need to share my regards more equitably, apparently)... but thank you anyway.

LesFerch · 4 Weeks Ago

RickC said:

Excellent utility, Les. I'm unable to thank you by 'reputation click' at present (I need to share my regards more equitably, apparently)... but thank you anyway.

Thanks!