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Nowadays, there are many green versions of antivirus software on the Internet, which have excellent performance and support online updates. If it can be added to the right - click menu, it can greatly enhance its operability. I don't know how to write this batch processing? Hope all the experts don't begrudge giving advice~~

Something can be achieved by adding something in the registry. You should first study the registry

Due to time constraints, the specific code will not be given. Here is a reg script for you to check:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 @="c:\\windows\\system32\\cmd.exe %1"
Due to time constraints, it has not been tested.

The REG of moderator 3742668 seems to be for adding file associations, not adding right - click menu items.

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Moderator 3742668's REG seems to be for adding file associations, not adding right-click menu items.

No investigation, no right to speak. (No investigation, no right to speak. From google:http://translate.google.com/translate_t)
Although the REG script provided at noon had a small issue, missing a ] symbol, it is still useful.
The tested code is as follows:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 @="c:\\windows\\system32\\cmd.exe %1"
Save it as Right-click.reg and import it into the registry, then right-click on it and try it.
As for converting to a bat code, there have been multiple discussions in this forum.

The moderator is right. I didn't notice the asterisk at [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell].

After adding the right - click menu item, the first character has an underline. Is there any way for the moderator to remove it?

Hey, I'm not familiar with the registry

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After adding the right - click menu item, the first character has an underline. Is there any way for the moderator to remove it?

The underline is for the need of the shortcut key, but this method cannot register the shortcut key. If you feel that is not good - looking, you can use a method like to get a better visual effect.

However, that hotkey doesn't seem to work. Also, how can I make the underline not show up? Does it mean I can only change the position of the underline instead of deleting it?

Upon closer inspection, it was noticed that other right - click menu items all had underlines. The shortcut key is: when the mouse is placed on a file and the menu appears, press Ctrl + the shortcut key...

Just now, it was discovered that the & character originally defines the shortcut key.

[ Last edited by pengfei on 2006-9-29 at 09:42 ]

Originally posted by pengfei at 2006-9-29 09:31:
On closer inspection, other right-click menu items all have underlines.

　　Hehe, that's not the case. Try installing ACDSee. The item "Browse with ACDSee" doesn't have an underline. The same phenomenon occurs in Norton Corporate Edition 10, specifically the "Scan Virus..." item.

For antivirus software, simply associating with .exe is just opening the program. Taking Kaspersky as an example, it needs to associate with shellex.dll and start related services.

REGEDIT4 @="{dd230880-495a-11d1-b064-008048ec2fc5}" @="{dd230880-495a-11d1-b064-008048ec2fc5}" @="{dd230880-495a-11d1-b064-008048ec2fc5}" "{dd230880-495a-11d1-b064-008048ec2fc5}"="Scan with Kaspersky Anti-Virus" @="D:\\AVP6OUT\\shellex.dll" "ThreadingModel"="Apartment" @="D:\\AVP6OUT\\shellex.dll" "ThreadingModel"="Apartment"

Originally posted by namejm at 2006-9-29 09:34:

　Hehe, it's not like that. Try installing ACDSee. The "Browse with ACDSee" item doesn't have an underline. The same phenomenon occurs in Nordun Enterprise Edition 10, that is, the "Scan Virus..." item

　For browsing software like ACDSee, it should be added to the folder right-click, as follows: Browse with WinRAR
REGEDIT4 @="Browse with WinRAR(&W)" @="C:\\Program Files\\WinRAR\\winrar.exe %1" @="Browse with WinRAR(&W)" @="C:\\Program Files\\WinRAR\\winrar.exe %1"