Windows Media Player always bring some context menu option in Windows Explorer, such as 'Play with Media Player', 'Add to Windows Media Player List', or 'Enqueue in Media Player'. Some Windows users do not want the option exists in a Windows Explorer context menu. However, how to eliminate it?
For those who do not use Windows Media Player as the default multimedia device to play audio and video, of course, these options could extend the size of the Windows Explorer context menu. You can eliminate some of these options through the registry editor program assistance.
As a first step, open the registry editor program by typing 'Regedit' in 'Start | Run'. To remove the context menu option 'Play with Media Player', you enter into the key 'HKEY_CLASSEE_ROOT | CLSID | {CE3FB1D1-O2AE-4a5f-A6E9-D9F1B4O73E6C}'. Delete key.
Meanwhile, to eliminate the 'Add to Windows Media Player List', you delete the key 'HKEY_CLASSEE_ROOT | CLSID | {F1B9284F-E9DC-4e68-9D7E-42362A59FOFD}'. If so, close the registry editor. You can test it by right clicking one of the multimedia files (audio or video). See the options listed in the Windows Explorer context menu. Two options associated with Windows Media Player has disappeared. That way, the size of the context menu now so look slimmer than ever.
There are good, before doing this trick, you want to backup key is disabled. Ways to him backed up easily. Once you get into the two keys above, you click the menu 'File | Export'. store in
a folder on your hard disk. If at any time you want to restore these two options, you can simply double click the backup file.