23 October 2017 For Management
If your PC has gone through the Windows 10 Fall Creator Update, you may have noticed some new entries when you right-click on any file or folder. The input is sharing. Most people don't want to use this feature. Therefore, it will be a good idea to delete these right-click context menu items by editing the right-click context menu.
How to get rid of the share option from the right click context menu by editing the registry
Step 1: Press Windows logo key + R from keyboard to opening RUN command box.
Step 2: Now, find the following location from the left menu in the registry editor.
- computer
- HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
- *
- Shellex
- ContextMenuHandlers
Step 3 - Now, double click on the file default right button.
Step 4: Now, insert a file Less sign in front of the value data field.
Step 5: Finally click on all right.
That's all. Now, grant access and To share The option will no longer be in the right click context menu.
Note: To cancel the effect, simply remove the minus sign.
