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[PROBELM] ContextMenu

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Hello

it's very bad thing when i am pressing right click on any file to get the contextmenu its coming balck menu

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and the time i am killing the explorer.exe proccess the menu it comes normal

any body had like this problem before

thanks

You can disable themes to see if that is at fault.

Sometimes if your system runs very low on resources it won't display bitmaps and fonts correctly.

The only time this has happened to me was whilst using a shell extension called CMenuExtender, I had created additional context menu items with this extension and also added an icon for each entry, like the one WinRAR puts on the context menu. At random times after using the context menu options my menu would go black and would show up when I moved my mouse over each item. I finally removed the icons and have had no problems since.

Not saying the shell extension was the culprit maybe just highlighted a Windows bug, so it could be a skinning prog or if you have icons for your context menu entries try removing them.

try all the above first

then install "Windows Defender" and see if it finds any crap on your system :)

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thanks 4 all

no i am not using any skinning program

i thing because i have many context menu items

but i need them all

:no::no::no:

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