remove items from right-click context menu?

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error:

Could not obtain KEY_QUERY_VALUE access to
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.php
Error code 1450.
Your registry may be damaged, or another program
may have been modifying the registry as ContextEdit
was trying to read it.

Actually, I think my .php is damaged somehow; after I installed WinCVS and re-installed, then now I can't associate .php files to any programs anymore, in the File Types menu.

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ContextEdit is a good program for this. It was created by pcmag, but now they don't let you download it from their site anymore. You can get it from here though:

http://www.ramlende.com/downloads/contextedit11.zip

Enjoy.

i love you, i recently had to tame my context menu and was annoyed at pcmag for making this subscribers only. thanks alot

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ContextEdit is a good program for this. It was created by pcmag, but now they don't let you download it from their site anymore. You can get it from here though:

http://www.ramlende.com/downloads/contextedit11.zip

Enjoy.

yep thanks from me too; my problem is solved with a restart

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