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Good to hear!OK , In case someone else has the same issue let me get back here one last time and share the final results:
After checking the files one by one I finally realized that the file causing trouble was ContextMenuIExplorerCommandShim.dll
So I put back all other dll's in the folder and only removed this one. For the other files all you need to do is remove context entries with Autoruns.
Maybe edit your first post with:
(Solved-See last post for details)
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