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Right now I have a tweak to lock the taskbar, but I dont want it perma locked, just to start locked.

I also want to remove Adobe Photoshop Image from the New Context Menu

Is it also possible to disable the My Folders in My Documents

My Ebooks and My Music, or at least change where they lead to. (for example I want My Music to be openable but the files are on a different drive)

Thanks!

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I also want to remove Adobe Photoshop Image from the New Context Menu

i can't remember what the ext for Photoshop is but just replace

the xxx with the file ext and this should work

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[-HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.xxx\ShellNew]

Is it also possible to disable the My Folders in My Documents

My Ebooks and My Music, or at least change where they lead to. (for example I want My Music to be openable but the files are on a different drive)

I know "My Ebooks" is created by i think Acrobat Reader but i don't remember the reg key, and as far "My Music" & "My Pictures" they're shell folders. No clue on actually disabling them, but here's how you can change location if that's what you mean.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders]
"My Pictures"="E:\\# My Documents\\My Pictures"
"My Music"="E:\\# My Documents\\My Music"

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders]
"My Pictures"="E:\\# My Documents\\My Pictures"
"My Music"="E:\\# My Documents\\My Music"

you can also use expandle strings if you want your path to have another %environmentvariable%\inthepath (for example "%systemdrive%\Not MY Documents\YOUR Music") but it's easier to change it in regedit then just export the key if you do it this way. fyi when you use expandle strings the old "REGEDIT4" style hex(2) values are different from "Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00" style hex(2) values.

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