There are several reasons why your desktop right button keeps turning around.First, you can check whether third-party software or drivers are installed, which may cause system instability.Second, you can try to update the operating system and related drivers to ensure that they work properly.In addition, if your computer has viruses or malware, this may also cause this problem.Finally, you can try to clean up the computer memory and hard disk space to ensure smooth operation of the system.If the above methods are invalid, it is recommended that you contact professional technicians for further diagnosis and repair.
Start, run: regedit,HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/Directory/Background/shell x/ContextMenuHandlers generally has only two keys below: one is New, which corresponds to the new item in the context menu, and the other is NvCplDesktopContext (mine only has these two keys). This is the reason why the right button is sluggish. Leave New and delete others. Note: If you are worried about accidents, you can right click to export the backup,Double click to restore if unexpected.
After the laptop win10 is reset, the right click on the desktop keeps turning because of a setting error. The solution is as follows: 1. In the login interface, long press the power button to shut down, repeat three times, enter the recovery interface, and click "View advanced repair options".
2. Click "Troubleshooting - Advanced Options - Startup Settings - Restart", then press F4 to select "Enable Safe Mode".
3. After entering the safe mode desktop, open the control panel and click "Uninstall Program" to uninstall all the hardware drivers and software previously installed.
4. If you are not sure which software, you can press win+r to open and run it, enter "msconfig" and enter Enter to open the system configuration.
5. Click "General - Selective Startup", uncheck "Add Startup Item", and then click "Services - Hide All Microsoft Services", and disable all services after checking.
6. Then click "Start - Open Task Manager" to disable all startup items, click OK, and finally restart the system.
The steps to solve the problem of no response when WIN10 right clicks the file in the folder are as follows: 1. Right click [Start] at the lower left corner of the system desktop, and click [Run] in the start menu;
2. Enter the regedit command in the run dialog box, click OK or Enter, and open the registry editor;
3. In the open registry editor window, expand HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft;
4. Continue to expand in Microsoft's expansion item: Windows CurrentVersion
5. In the expanded item of CurrentVersion, we will expand Policies, find Explorer in the expanded item of Policies, and left click Explorer;
6. In the window on the right corresponding to Explorer, the NoViewContextMenu key value is found. It has been checked before, but there is no such key value. It may be that the computer has been attacked by a virus to modify the registry.Right click: NoViewContextMenu, and click Delete in the right-click menu.This solves the problem that WIN10 does not respond when right clicking a file in a folder.
Sometimes, when the Win10 system right clicks on the desktop, it turns around all the time. At this time, clicking on other parts of the desktop does not respond. This problem may be caused by low computer configuration or too many system startup items. Let's share two solutions. Method 1: 1. Press win+R to open the operation, enter "msconfig", and click OK, as shown in the following figure:
2. After entering the system configuration, click Tools, select Change UAC Settings, and click Start below, as shown in the following figure:
3. After entering, adjust the slider to the lowest position, click OK to save, restart the computer, and solve the problem that the right mouse button keeps turning in circles after win10 starts up, as shown in the following figure:
Method 2: 1. Right click the computer on the win10 system desktop, select Properties, go in, and click Security and Maintenance, as shown in the following figure:
2. After entering, click Change User Account Control Settings, as shown in the following figure:
3. Also, set the slider to the lowest position and save it, as shown in the following figure:
The above is the solution to the problem that the right mouse button has been circling after win10 is powered on.
