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Add Device Manager, Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs Options in Desktop Context Menu in Windows Vista

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By Vishal Gupta on 25 February 2008

In Windows vista you can add your desired application shortcuts in Desktop context menu (the menu which appears when you right-click). It was not possible in Windows XP. You can check this tutorial...

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Tried this out. It works great. This is a real time saver and helps clear up some clutter.
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