Windows 10: registry pros - remove "copy as path" from extended context menu?

so I wanted to add the function to my "non" extended context menu. After doing so i not only realized its a bit different (has an icon and is worded as "copy path" not "copy as path") but it also adds the same entry to the extended context menu.

This leaves you with 2 (non identical) items in extended menu to accomplish the same thing.

Now if its not already been made obvious, I dislike redundancy, clutter, and am moderately OCD.

I want to remove the "copy AS path" entry from the extended context menu. (the one that is there by default).

Its the LAST item on context menu to-do list *Smile

:)

 

" SOFTWARE UPDATE FAILED "

SO HERE'S THE LINK TO THAT PIC

http://i26.tinypic.com/2ihbdco.jpg

CAN U PLZ CHECK IT ACTUALLY I HAVE USED THE NOKIA SOFTWARE UPDATER B4 ... BUT I DONT KNW WHY I M GETTING THIS ERROR NOW

 

" SOFTWARE UPDATE FAILED "

i have installed windows xp sp2

previously i was using windows media center i thought i might b facing this probs due to that but then i changed it to windows xp ! n moreover i have also shown to nokia service center executives but they were not having the latest updates available ......
my pc suite is showing that new update version of firmware is available but i cudnt download it

oh gawd wat to do ?

i tried in another pc then again i got an error u need to have minimum 256 ram

please cant it b rectified ? there must b any solution to this probs please help me guyz

god bless all of u thanx

 

Hi, these seem the relevant registry entries. Back up before trying anything..

 

Thanks so much for the reply. I'll give it a go *Smile

 

whelp, unfortunately I deleted both entries in their entirety and its still present. has to be hidden elsewhere apparently.

Thank you regardless *Smile

 

Bear in mind that, like Cut. Copy, Delete, Rename etc in the context menu these are likely to be provided by the OS in a manner that does not allow you to modify them unless you fancy recompiling or hacking Windows dlls.

 

Yea that's kinda what I figured. Unfortunately (and I mean that sincerely - one of life's regrets!). That's beyond my pay grade *Tongue

Thank you for all your help/replies/posts *Smile