Add or Remove “Copy To folder” and “Move To folder” Context Menu in Windows 11 or 10

In this video, you will learn to add or remove “Copy To folder” and “Move To folder” Context Menu in Windows 11 and 10. Suppose you frequently copy or move files/folders from one location to another on a Windows 11/10 computer. In that case, this gearupwindows will help you to add “Copy To folder” and “Move To folder” options in the context menu. After enabling these options in the context menu, when you right-click on file/folder, you will find “Copy To folder” and “Move To folder” options in the classic context menu. It will help you to copy or move items to different locations quickly. Although, you can move or copy files/folders on Windows 11/10 with simple drag and drop gestures. You can also use a shortcut key “Ctrl + C” to copy an item, then you can paste in a different location by pressing the “Ctrl + V” shortcut. To move an item from one place to another, use the shortcut keys “Ctrl + X” to cut and paste it on another location using the “Ctrl + V” keyboard shortcut. How to Add or Remove “Move To folder” to Context Menu on Windows 11 or 10? To add the “Move To folder” option to the context menu, first, press Windows + R keys from the keyboard to open the Run box. In the Run box, type regedit and hit Enter from the keyboard to open the Registry Editor window. In the Registry Editor address bar, copy and paste the following path:- HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers Then, hit Enter on the keyboard. Now, right-click on the ContextMenuHandlers folder and select the New , Key option. Name it Move to folder.