Right Clicking disabled

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Sometimes, due to some viruses or worms, your system may disable the Right click context menu.

That is, nothing happens when we right click on any place.

Use this steps only after removing all viruses and bugs from your computer.Otherwise, this method may not work.

Steps to resolve:

1. From the Start menu, select Run.

Type gpedit.msc and click OK.

2. Get to this location:

User Configuration > Administrative templates > Windows Components > Windows Explorer

3. In the right pane double click on :

Remove Windows Explorer's default context menu

4. Select Disable and click OK.

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Originally posted by :Vikas Gupta
"	Sometimes, due to some viruses or worms, your system may disable the Right click context menu. That is, nothing happens when we right click on any place. Use this steps only after removing all viruses and bugs from your computer.Otherwise, this method may not work. Steps to resolve: 1. From the Start menu, select Run. Type gpedit.msc and click OK. 2. Get to this location: User Configuration > Administrative templates > Windows Components > Windows Explorer 3. In the right pane double click on : Remove Windows Explorer's default context menu 4. Select Disable and click OK.	"