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Want to stop users from right-clicking on your desktop or File Explorer? In this quick tutorial, I’ll show you **two easy methods** to disable the right-click menu in Windows using **Group Policy Editor** and **Registry Editor**!
### **️ Methods Covered:**
**Method 1:** Using Group Policy Editor (*Windows Pro & Enterprise users*)
**Method 2:** Using Registry Editor (*Works on all Windows versions, including Home*)
### ** Steps to Disable Right-Click:**
1️⃣ Open `gpedit.msc` and enable **/”Remove Windows Explorer’s default context menu/”**
2️⃣ Or, modify the Windows Registry: Create **NoViewContextMenu** and set its value to `1`
3️⃣ Restart your PC, and right-click is gone!
*To re-enable it, just delete the setting or change the value back to `0`.*
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