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The user is experiencing slow context menu responses when right-clicking on files and is exploring solutions related to shell extensions, specifically considering using ShellExView to disable certain context menu items like "Import to Grammarly," "Share with Skype," and others. They are unsure how to identify which shell extensions correspond to these options. A responder suggests checking for possible Windows corruption and recommends watching a tutorial on diagnosing issues, but no direct solution or conclusion is provided regarding the specific extensions. Overall, the thread discusses troubleshooting slow right-click menu performance, with no definitive fix yet identified.
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An image from 'Removing things that appear after right-clicking a file'. First image shows a Windows context menu with options for media players, sharing, editing, and file management. Second image lists context menu extensions with their enabled status and type in a detailed table format.


This appears when we right-click on a file. However, this right-click often takes too much time.

I googled and found out Fix for Very Slow or Hang When Right Click On a File or Folder • Raymond.CC. It says I need to use ShellExView, which would allow me to delete some things that appear here.

This is what appears if I open ShellExView. But I can't figure out which one is which. I want to remove that "Import to Grammarly" , "Share with Skype" , and I don't even know what "Cast to Device" and "CRC SHA" means. How can I tell?

An image from 'Removing things that appear after right-clicking a file'. First image shows a Windows context menu with options for media players, sharing, editing, and file management. Second image lists context menu extensions with their enabled status and type in a detailed table format.
 

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Have you checked if your Windows installation got corrupted?
Please watch the following video tutorial on how to do it:
 

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