In this tutorial, we will show you how to enable or disable the right-click context menu in the Start menu on Windows 10. When we right-click on a pinned app or program in the Start menu, we are able to resize the tile, pin a program as tile, uninstall a program, unpin a tile, unpin a group of tiles, open the file location of a program, pin an app to the taskbar, etc. If you don’t want someone to access all such options, then disabling right-click options for the Start menu can be useful.
There are two built-in options in Windows 10 to enable or disable right-clicking on the Windows 10 Start menu. These are:
1] Using Group Policy Editor
2] Using Registry Editor
Timecodes:
0:00 Intro
0:23 Open Registry Editor
0:44 Create new entry
1:07 Change value data
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