What should I do if the right click does not open

Restart, or go to the folder options to set it up.

Summary. The reason why the menu cannot be displayed after the computer right-click is because the system desktop windows explorer has stopped working, and the specific steps to solve it are as follows: 1. First of all, we find the computer - right-click the mouse to pop up the menu and click on the properties.

2. After entering the properties menu page, click Advanced System Settings. 3. Then we click on Performance Settings under Advanced Settings. 4. There is a fade effect after clicking on the performance setting, here we must remove the checkbox.

5. After removing the checkbox, you should also use some win7 aoe themes, and then click OK in the lower right corner to save. 6. Then we go back to the computer desktop, then right-click on the mouse to personalize, select the AOE theme, and restart to solve the problem.

I'm sorry I don't understand, but can you elaborate on that?

The reason why the menu cannot be displayed after the computer right-click is because the system desktop windows explorer has stopped working, and the specific steps to solve it are as follows: 1. First of all, we find the computer - right-click the mouse to pop up the menu and click on the properties. 2. After entering the properties menu page, click Advanced System Settings.

3. Then we click on Performance Settings under Advanced Settings. 4. There is a fade effect after clicking on the performance setting, here we must remove the checkbox. 5. After removing the checkbox, you should also use some win7 aoe themes, and then click OK in the lower right corner to save.

6. Then we go back to the computer desktop, then right-click on the mouse to personalize, select the AOE theme, and restart to solve the problem.

Why do I have no option to right-click on my computer Hello, dear.

First, the computer registry affects the first use win+r to open the computer's running function, enter regedit, open the registry and select hkey current-user software in the registry Microsoft Windows Currentversio Policies Explorer. Click on Explorer, select NoViewContextMenu, and directly press and hold Delete on the keyboard to delete it, and then restart the computer. 2. If you find noviewcontextmenu in the registry, it means that it is not a registry problem, but a driver problem.

Press Win+S to open the "Search" function of the computer, enter "Device Manager" to find the "Mouse and other pointers", select the mouse currently in use, and press Enter. Restart your computer after selecting Uninstall Device in Drivers. The mouse driver will be installed on the computer automatically, and it will be ready to use.

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4. Enter in the back, and then press the enter key to argue about the lack of auspicious socks.