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Why Windows right-click new is so slow?

Why Windows right-click new is so slow?

Why most Microsoft Windows systems have a slow right-click context menu new option?

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Guest [Entry]

this article could be useful: Right-click is slow or weird behavior caused by context menu handlers http://windowsxp.mvpsdotorg/slowrightclick.htm (the article have two solutions)
Guest [Entry]

The submenu is built up from a list of registry entries. When you have too many options or your registry is too clogged, then it can take while to get constructed. Then the list will be cached, I believe. The construction of the list might be long because it is not just a simple lookup but some references to other registry entries have to be resolved.