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ContextCleaner hides clutter, promotes what you use, and tames slow shell extensions across both Windows 11 menus — without ever touching the registry. Every change backed up and reversible.

ContextCleaner hides Edit with Photos (and any other entry) from both Windows 11 menus without touching the registry — every change backed up and reversible in one click.

$4.99 USD — Perpetual License

One-time purchase · Lifetime updates · Delivered via the Microsoft Store

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One-time purchase No telemetry Local-first

windows 11 · no registry · backed up & reversible · no telemetry

If this sounds like your week

Edit with Photos planted itself in your right-click menu, and won't leave.

You installed the app, and now Edit with Photos shows up every time you right-click — even on files and folders where it makes no sense. Uninstalling the app sometimes leaves the menu entry behind, and Windows offers no toggle to remove it.

Where tooling usually breaks

Windows has no "hide this entry" button.

Removing a context-menu item officially means editing the registry to find and delete the right key — tedious, risky, and with no undo if you delete the wrong one. So the clutter just accumulates.

Where ContextCleaner lands

Hide Edit with Photos (and anything else) without touching the registry.

ContextCleaner lets you hide or disable any context-menu entry — Edit with Photos included — across both the compact Windows 11 menu and the classic "Show more options" list, with every entry labeled by its source. No registry editing, automatic backup before each change, one-click restore, and a 10-step undo. Local-only, no telemetry.

$4.99 USD — Perpetual License

One-time purchase · Lifetime updates · Delivered via the Microsoft Store

Get it from Microsoft Store

Purchased and updated securely through the Microsoft Store. No account needed on our site, no subscription, and a Microsoft receipt for easy corporate expensing.

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windows 11 · no registry · backed up & reversible · no telemetry

What you get

Feature highlights

Pin what matters

Move the items you actually use to the top of both the compact Windows 11 menu and the full “Show more options” list so they are always one click away.

Hide the clutter

Turn off entries you never click and clean up both the modern short menu and the longer classic list.

Tame slow add-ons

See every shell extension in one place, understand what it does and where it appears, then switch off the ones you do not need.

Change with total confidence

Automatic backup before every change, one-click restore from any snapshot, 10-step undo history, and friendly warnings before you disable built-in Windows components.

A verifiable record of every change

A tamper-evident, hash-chained audit log records everything ContextCleaner does, with a one-tap integrity check—entirely on your PC.

Run anything from Ctrl+K

A command palette puts every action one keystroke away—pin an item, disable an extension, create a backup, or jump to any view—with fully customizable shortcuts.

Find and bulk-edit fast

Search, filter, and change multiple items at once, with every entry labeled by its source and context (files, folders, desktop, and more).

Private by default

No tracking, advertising, or third-party analytics. Your complete change history stays on your PC, and diagnostics exports strip personal folder names first.

Especially when

  • Clean up a cluttered Windows 11 right-click menu without editing the registry
  • Pin the context-menu commands you use most to the top so they are always one click away
  • Disable slow or unwanted shell extensions and reverse any change instantly if you change your mind

Who benefits

Real-world scenarios

The menu full of strangers

You uninstalled the app, but Edit with Photos still appears every time you right-click — Windows left the entry behind.

In ContextCleaner you find the entry by its labeled source and hide it across both menus — with an automatic backup taken first, so one click restores it if you ever want it back.

The command you run all day

The action you use twenty times a day sits near the bottom of the menu, below installer leftovers you never click.

You promote it to the top of both the compact and classic menus in ContextCleaner, so it's the first thing under your cursor — no registry edit, reversible anytime.

The cautious experimenter

You want to clean up the menu but you've heard horror stories about deleting the wrong registry key and breaking Explorer.

ContextCleaner takes a backup before every change and keeps a 10-step undo, so you can try things, see the result, and roll back instantly — no registry, no risk.

Deep dive

One menu became two: making sense of the Windows 11 context menu

Windows 11 introduced a compact right-click menu with the most common actions and tucked everything else behind "Show more options," which opens the full classic menu. The split is well-intentioned but the result is that commands land unpredictably between the two lists, and Windows gives you no built-in way to decide what goes where or to reorder either one. App-installed entries and shell extensions only add to the confusion. ContextCleaner treats both menus as something you can curate. It shows every entry labeled by its source (which app added it) and context (files, folders, desktop, and more), and lets you promote items to the top, hide the ones you never use, and clean up both the compact and classic lists. Every change is backed up automatically with one-click restore and a 10-step undo, and none of it requires touching the registry — so you can shape the menu to your actual workflow and reverse anything that doesn't work out.

Trusted by pragmatic desktop users

Built for people who prefer tools that stay local.

Real workflows: focus timers that stay visible, batches that never leave the disk, and renames you can rewind.

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Our Core Moat

Engineered to respect your system boundaries.

System Resource Monitor (Idle State Comparison)
Automata Labs sub-5MB idle memory footprint compared to generic Electron applications

Lightweight Native Stack

Compiled Rust core wrapped inside an optimized Tauri shell. No heavy background node loops or duplicate Chromium engines cooking your memory footprint (<5MB idle RAM).

100% Local-First Privacy

Executes entirely on-device with full offline isolation. Absolute zero background telemetry policies, no metrics aggregation, and zero mandatory cloud-sync accounts.

Perpetual Fallback Licenses

Pay a single, clear one-time purchase price. Own your specific native software utility execution tier permanently without artificial subscription paywalls or ongoing usage tax.

FAQ

Straight answers—no glossary dump

Can I edit the Windows 11 right-click menu without using the registry?

Yes. ContextCleaner makes every change — hiding entries, promoting favorites, disabling shell extensions — through a guided UI, so you never open regedit. Each change is backed up automatically and reversible with one-click restore or a 10-step undo.

How do I remove Edit with Photos from the right-click menu?

In ContextCleaner, find the entry (every item is labeled by the app that added it), hide it across the compact and classic menus, and you're done — no registry editing. If you ever want it back, one-click restore brings it back instantly.

Does ContextCleaner work with both the compact and classic menus?

Yes. It edits both the compact Windows 11 menu and the full "Show more options" classic list, with every entry labeled by its source and context (files, folders, desktop, and more).

Is it private, and how do I get it?

ContextCleaner runs locally with no tracking, advertising, or third-party analytics — your change history stays on your PC. It's a one-time purchase on the Microsoft Store; use the Microsoft Store button on this page for the current listing and price.

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Your right-click menu,
under your control.

ContextCleaner customizes the Windows 11 right-click menu—hide clutter, promote favorites, and tame slow shell extensions across both the compact and classic menus—without touching the registry. Every change is backed up with one-click restore. No tracking.

$4.99 USD — Perpetual License

One-time purchase · Lifetime updates · Delivered via the Microsoft Store

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Purchased and updated securely through the Microsoft Store. No account needed on our site, no subscription, and a Microsoft receipt for easy corporate expensing.

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Technical specifications

Technical specifications for procurement

Spec Implementation
Data Sovereignty Menu edits and full change history stay on your PC; diagnostics exports strip personal folder names first
Telemetry Status None; no tracking, advertising, or third-party analytics
Core Runtime Native-feeling Windows 11 app that edits the shell context menu without registry surgery
Network Requirements Fully functional offline
Deployment Compatibility Windows 11 (recommended); works on Windows 10 22H2. Microsoft Store
Scope Compact Windows 11 menu and the full “Show more options” classic list, plus shell extensions
Reversibility Automatic backup before every change, one-click snapshot restore, and 10-step undo history
Accountability Tamper-evident, hash-chained (SHA-256) audit log with one-tap integrity verification, stored only on your PC
Access System tray presence with a customizable hotkey and Ctrl+K command palette
Approximate size About 30 MB installed