A bit off topic, but windows 11 related, been using 11 for a couple of months and just found the dynamic lighting setting. Can control my Logitech keyboard rgb from windows instead of the Logitech software.
Didn't you do this years ago with windows 10 ? I'm sure I still have a batch file you created way back then on my USB stick in folder called Britec Tools & Tips 👍
I've been using a ready-to-use registry files for the Copyto/moveto function in Windows 7, 8, and 10. I don't understand why Microsoft won't simply include the feature. I also don't understand why MS can't just offer the old context menu as an option.
Who the "F" in the microsoft team keeps f@%king changing things that work well, now we have to keep a list of tweaks, or use a tweak program to put things back. Getting beyond the joke.
I used Ultimate Windows Tweaker for Windows 11 to add copy and move files and folder
Nice
That is what I have been using.
Did you know that when you hold shift button and right click it shows a classic context menu ?
Thanks for the video.
Yes
This is great. I also added "Restart Explorer" to the context menu. I feel like a lot of your viewers will find it useful.
Great tip!
A bit off topic, but windows 11 related, been using 11 for a couple of months and just found the dynamic lighting setting. Can control my Logitech keyboard rgb from windows instead of the Logitech software.
Nice one Brian! useful for those that don't want to resort to using a canned tool to do the work!
Absolutely
Nice, simple as ... thanks .. 😜
You're welcome 😊
Thanks! I just changed back to Windows 10.
You're welcome!
Didn't you do this years ago with windows 10 ? I'm sure I still have a batch file you created way back then on my USB stick in folder called Britec Tools & Tips 👍
Yes
How to return from classic way to the new one?
Thank you for sharing this
🏆🤗💙🙏
You are so welcome
Those keys, are they provided by microsoft or?
Very good, very nice.
Thank you! Cheers!
It's okay. I prefer the classic way. This is just quite awkward to adapt to. 🤣
Got to get used to it
I definitely like that. thank you. 👍
No problem 👍
Another great video i'm still using Explorer Patcher for the context & start menus, thanks Brian
Fantastic!
Great vid :)
Thanks!
Looks useful in some cases, but I prefer using Total Commander, or any other two-tile file manager like double commander which works for Mac/Linux/Win
total commander is old school tool, love it
Cool tip as always -Thanx Brian 👍👍👍
No problem 👍
anything above win7 i call "windows RSI" .. ever counted how many extra clicks there is?
Windows 11 is real bad for extra clicks
@room2738 You are right. WindowsRSI just about sums it up.
awesome video
I found changing the context menu, got rid of what was the most annoying part of Windows 11 for me. Using Start 11 as well, it is all less annoying.
You're welcome
I've been using a ready-to-use registry files for the Copyto/moveto function in Windows 7, 8, and 10. I don't understand why Microsoft won't simply include the feature. I also don't understand why MS can't just offer the old context menu as an option.
thanks britec nice bit of tech to setup
No problem!
What even better is the newer apple cpu has a internal core hacked code built in 🎉
I still have the reg keys from 2020 ... DeJaVu 😜
That was Windows 10, this is Windows 11.
@@Britec09 same location ... they still work 😉
i want to like this video every time I watch.
Thanks
👍🙂
The WIndows 10 File Explorer and right-click menu had moved to and copy to and I hate that Microsoft removed it from Windows 11
Thanks for sharing
Yes, I think we all hate it.
I guess it would be useful for beginners.
It worked with Windows 8.1 in power shell
Just did it with my Windows 11 laptop. Maybe Microsoft outta include them in the next version of Windows.
Its a handy feature
...or just ignore explorer all together and use total commander :) he he
total commander is a classic tool
Who the "F" in the microsoft team keeps f@%king changing things that work well, now we have to keep a list of tweaks, or use a tweak program to put things back. Getting beyond the joke.
Microsoft love change