Unable to right-click on Windows desktop? Enable context menu using REGEDIT and GPEDIT, Disable Tablet mode - and more fixes here!

If the Right-click menu is stuck on the screen in Windows 11/10 and does now disappear, you must take these steps to fix the issue once and for all.

You probably frequent the same files, folders, programs, and websites day in and day out. What if you could go there directly by simply right-clicking with your mouse?

On that page, click "Include applications menu on desktop right click." Then, right-click any blank spot on the desktop and click Applications from the popup menu.

Right-click anywhere on the desktop and choose Personalize from the pop-up menu. Click the option to change desktop icons. Select the icons you want to appear on the desktop and click OK.

Right-click shell and select New > Key. Name the key the application you'd like to add to the context menu. Now right-click the new key you just made and once again select New > Key.

In this latest how-to, we describe how you can add new Settings app items to the desktop right-click menu to access settings even quicker. Read on for everything you need to know!