Right-click menu layout is off limits..

Hi all.

When I right-click on a file or folder which sits at the bottom half of the screen, I get some sort of aberration on the last ribbon of the right-click context menu, which is the tools ribbon (cut, copy, rename, etc.), as the attached screenshot clearly shows. You can see the Cut, Copy, etc. labels are off limits and the ribbon length is a little bit short. This has been going on with the 24H2 builds. I now have build 26100.1591 and the faulty right-click context menu is still coming up.

If the file, folder is at the top half of the the screen, the tools ribbon is on the top and I do not see the anomaly.

Strange enough, when this faulty right-click context menu appears, let's say, once or twice, then subsequent RC context menus at the bottom half of the screen render up correctly.

Has anyone else seen this ?

Please note I have partly incompatible hardware by Windows 11 requirements.

You might want to try Option #1, here...




This tutorial will give you the "classic" (old style), right click menu(s)...

I don't think the majority here are running 24h2, especially on a system that old. Just guessing that more than likely it's related to graphics rendering/drivers/incompatibility in some way. Does it happen on both integrated and discrete graphics?

Ghot said:

You might want to try Option #1, here...

Disable "Show more options" context menu in Windows 11

This tutorial will show you how to enable or disable having to click on "Show more options" to see the full context menu for your account or all users in Windows 11. When you right click on an item in Windows 11, you will see a new modern condensed context menu with Show more options...

www.elevenforum.com

This tutorial will give you the "classic" (old style), right click menu(s)...

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Thanks for your prompt response.

This is a slight nuisance and does not cause any malfunction. Therefore, for now I will leave it as it is and see if it will go away after several updates.

suatcini54 said:

Thanks for your prompt response.

This is a slight nuisance and does not cause any malfunction. Therefore, for now I will leave it as it is and see if it will go away after several updates.

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Yes... it "could" be a 24H2 issue, but there are a lot of folks on 24H2 who don't seem to have this problem.

Personally, I switched to the old context menu(s), the day I installed Win 11.
The new context menu doesn't seem to be as efficient as the old context menu. But that's just me.

Ok... you got it out of me. The new right click context menu is just plain stupid.







Note: I gave you ten reaction points for filling out your computer specs.

glasskuter said:

I don't think the majority here are running 24h2, especially on a system that old. Just guessing that more than likely it's related to graphics rendering/drivers/incompatibility in some way. Does it happen on both integrated and discrete graphics?

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Thanks. My monitor is connected to the discrete gfx card. I am not using the integrated Intel gfx card. So my answer is, I do not know.

suatcini54 said:

My monitor is connected to the discrete gfx card. I am not using the integrated Intel gfx card. So my answer is, I do not know.

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Switch to your integrated graphics and test. If it works properly there, then you can look to the issue being related to the discrete graphics.

Ghot said:

Yes... it "could" be a 24H2 issue, but there are a lot of folks on 24H2 who don't seem to have this problem.

Personally, I switched to the old context menu(s), the day I installed Win 11.
The new context menu doesn't seem to be as efficient as the old context menu. But that's just me.

Ok... you got it out of me. The new right click context menu is just plain stupid.

Note: I gave you ten reaction points for filling out your computer specs.

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Note: I gave you ten reaction points for filling out your computer specs.

Thank you for your being so generous.

suatcini54 said:

Thank you for your being so generous.

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No. Thank you.
You'd be surprised how many new members don't fill out their computer specs. ^^

glasskuter said:

Switch to your integrated graphics and test. If it works properly there, then you can look to the issue being related to the discrete graphics.

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Thank you. I think I had better wait and see if this little nuisance goes away after several Windows updates. I haven't used Intel's integrated gfx card at all.