Windows 10 Creators Update Tip: Replacing PowerShell with CMD in the Context Menu

The upcoming Windows 10 Creators Update replaces CMD with PowerShell in the Context Menu, and that might be annoying for a lot of you. This video shows you how to replace PowerShell with the classic CMD option in the Creators Update via a few registry tweaks.

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[ayrlonsarmento]

Thank you very much friend, I broke my head to use the cmd by the shortcut by pressing Shift and the right mouse button. After this update of Windows 10 Creators Update only appears the option to use command by Powershell. But thanks to your tutorial you now have the option to use cmd command in the context menu.

[ankualex]

can't see what you are typing.. 720 is too low

[RilvesRodrigues]

Great, partner! I am from Brazil and i had to search a english video for fix my problem. Thank for help us!

[clivenunn]

i cant find my username when trying this even threw locations i dont see my username what should i do

[jeeshangaming]

BRO JAHA APNE MEHED DALA WAHA KYA DALEGA

[TipTopTech]

YOU ARE THE BEST BRO.... kEEP THIS SHIT ALL THE WAY UP ...

[Sodisna]

Doesn't work. I keep getting access denied.

[abhimanyukarkara]

Can powershell not do what we require to do from cmd?

[AuroraNemoia]

I thought of doing this, but y'know? CMD will probably get phased out and completely replaced with PowerShell. So better get used to it.

[luizrodrigues]

what happens if it didnt work i did everything the video said

[panosgian]

i cant find regebit.exe what should i do???

[saleen-wxic]

Great Video! It really helped me out a lot!

[alfredoalcala]

wooo thank You, You Are My solution! really served me

[User-pqyn]

Thank You! but i kept both, Power Shell & CMD :)

[joeh]

Absolutely Fn Awesome. I Hate Powershell. TY