How does Win7 clean up the redundant right-click menu in IE?

There is a right-click menu in every program and page, and the right-click menu contains many functions. Some Win7 system users also have low-frequency functions in the context menu. The following small series on the IE browser as an example, teach you how to clean up the extra right-click menu.

1. First, press the win+R shortcut to open the computer's running window. Then type regedit in the window and click Enter. This will open the Registry Editor window.

2. Open the Registry Editor window, then click the left menu to expand the HKEY_CURRENT_USER \\ software \\ Microsoft \\ Internet Explorer, and then locate the menuext folder, and then expand it You can see the extra options, just delete the options that you think are redundant here.

above method is to clean up the IE browser's right-click menu in excess Win7 system, if you feel that the future may also be used, you can make a backup before cleaning.