Win10 Tips: How to retrieve the missing right-click menu items after selecting multiple files?

In Win10, if you select 16 or more files at a time in the File Explorer, the right-click menu will not be comprehensive (“Open & rdquo; and other items disappear), this setting may be Considering that there are uncertainties in the centralized operation of multiple files, such as opening up at the same time, it may consume a lot of memory, causing the system to slow down or even get stuck. However, if you do have the need to operate multiple files at the same time, and the computer resources are sufficient, you can break through the system default limit and set a more flexible operation.

▲Photo description: 15 files are selected at the same time right-click menu (individual items are different for each computer)

▲Picture description: 16 files are selected right after Menu item

method is not difficult, just add a value to the registry, the operation is as follows:

1, enter regedit in the Cortana search bar, press Enter to enter the registry editor < Br>

2, navigate to

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer

3, create a new DWORD (32-bit) value, named MultipleInvokePromptMinimum (omitted Long, don't lose the letters...)

4, double-click to modify the numerical data, pay attention to select the data format as "decimal", and then enter the number of files you want to enable the full right-click menu, such as the following figure & nbspquo; 666 & rdquo;:

5, click on the modified & ldquo; OK & rdquo;, the new value immediately effective, as shown below — & mdash;

although breaking the limit However, I suggest that you should try to avoid large-volume files operating at the same time, especially for computers with slow configuration and slow operation. Causes unnecessary troubles such as stuck and crashes. In addition, you may have noticed the “new batch” .bat” file in the screenshot. How do you create files and folders in batches? We will break down next time.