Open Location context menu - Add or Remove in Windows 10  

Thanks for your reply Brink!
When I do a search for the “test” in a File Explorer windows and right-click the items (either files and folders) retrieved by the search, I get the “open file/folder location” in context menu cf https://i.imgur.com/PPVbpLy.png
But if I open (double-click on) a folder retrieved by that search (in this case the fodler “test”), and right-click the items displayed, then there is no “open file/folder location” in the context menu. https://i.imgur.com/46mtdi5.png
The path for this last window is
search-ms:displayname=Search%20Results%20in%20MotherFolder&crumb=location:C%3A%5CUsers%5CMe%5CDesktop%5CMot herFolder\test (search for “test” in folder: C:\Users\Me\Desktop\MotherFolder\test)

Is there anyway to edit the 'Open Location' to make it open the location in a new window instead of the current window? A lot of times i find situations where a 'open location in a new window' button would make things easier.

While I haven't been able to find a way to do this yet, I think something like this shouldn't be too complex or difficult to create if I am unable to find a way to edit existing 'Open Location' config/settings in the registry or a utility.

Why was this removed from windows? Recently just discovered this option is gone but was there not too long ago.

Hi Brink,

Any idea how to add a custom icon to the right of the two menu items:

• "Open file location"
• "Open folder location"

It would be nice to be able to add something visually different (an icon) in the left column, to distinguish these two fantastic menu items. I use them often... very handy!

Thanks very much for trying Brink - much appreciated!

Thanks Shawn! I'm SO frustrated that OPEN FILE LOCATION was removed. I've had to look up SO many tweaks and fixes for Win 10. UGH.
But, thanks for folks like you!
J