Add Powershell option to the context menu
22 Nov 2015 - Oskar KlintrotI noticed that the tutorials I found for adding an “Open Powershell here” option to the Explorer context menu (the one that pop ups when you right-click on an empty space) didn’t work for Windows 10. Adding it is really simple though, you just open regedit (win+R
and then type in regedit
and press enter) and go to the following location:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Directory\background\shell
Right click on the folder shell
and choose new -> key
and name the new key to powershell
. Change the value on (Standard)
to “Open Powershell here” by simply dubble click on the key. Then add a new key by right-clicking on the key powershell
(the one you previously added) and choose new -> key
. Name it command
and change the value to powershell
.
That’s it! Now it should work! If not, try and reboot the system.
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Oskar Klintrot