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

bamajon1974 said:

I do have PowerShell 7 installed as well. How come the standard PowerShell 5.1 entry launches a shell with no MS copyright but the elevated PS window does? I tried looking at the code but couldn't find anything other than -noexit that would account but -noexit line doesn't remove any of the copyright or advertising info.

Not sure, but both elevated and non-elevated PowerShell 5.1 have the copyright and ad info for me.

Hello @Brink ,

Do you think it would be a good idea to ADD . . .

> How to Add or Remove PowerShell 7 Open Here Context Menu in Windows 10

. . . to this Tutorials REG file at the Top of the REG file?

The Title could then just be changed to Open, Run or Edit with . . .

Code:

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Microsoft.PowerShellScript.1\Shell\Edit-Run-with]
"MUIVerb"="Open, Run or Edit with"
"Extended"=-
"SubCommands"=""

There would also need to be an extra "CommandFlags"=dword:00000020 added.

Just a thought!

Hello @Paul Black,

If PowerShell 7 didn't have to be installed, I would. Since it's not installed by default, it's best to still use the included PowerShell instead.

Brink said:

Hello @Paul Black,

If PowerShell 7 didn't have to be installed, I would. Since it's not installed by default, it's best to still use the included PowerShell instead.

Fair enough. Thanks for the explanation, it is appreciated.

Michael said:

This isn't working for me.. Might be related to this.

Just to note, this will only work when right clicking on .ps1 files.

Is the context menu available for .ps1 files for you?

If so, do you have any characters in the file name that may prevent it from working?