How to modify the registry to retrieve the missing MSE right button menu

Microsoft Security Essentials is a Microsoft safety protection software that can be used free of charge through a genuine authenticated Windows computer to help you stay away from the threat of viruses and malware. Microsoft Security Essentials can be downloaded directly from the Microsoft website, easy to install, no complicated registration process and personal information to fill in. Silent running in the background, without disturbing the normal use of the computer to provide real-time protection. Automatic Updates keep your computer under the protection of the latest security technology and make you feel safe. and the global market share has been more than 10%, very popular with Windows users, especially Windows7 users.

There are currently two versions of the official and Beta editions.

However, some users do not have the option to "Use Microsoft Security Essentials Scan" When they right-click a file/folder after installing MSE.

This problem may be caused by a modified version of the operating system installed or using other optimization software to cause registry keys to be tampered with. Optimize the software, recommend the use of Rubik's Cube optimization master, and she is not just a optimization software.

Then you can use the registry to modify the method to retrieve the missing MSE right button scan menu.

The first step: Back up the registry for restoration.

Open Rubik's Cube Optimization Master's Rubik's Cube Cleanup Master component, find "registry Cleanup function", click on the upper right Corner "Backup Registry" button, and then choose the path to save.

Step two: Create the relevant registry key value

Open Notepad and copy and paste the following registry information:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[Hkey_classes_root*shellexcontextmenuhandlersepp]

@= "{09a47860-11b0-4da5-afa5-26d86198a780}"

[Hkey_classes_rootdirectoryshellexcontextmenuhandlersepp]

@= "{09a47860-11b0-4da5-afa5-26d86198a780}"

[Hkey_local_machinesoftwareclassesdriveshellexcontextmenuhandlersepp]

@= "{09a47860-11b0-4da5-afa5-26d86198a780}"

Then save the file as "MSE Fix.reg", note that the extension is Reg, save the type "all Files (*.*)" Instead of "text file (TXT)".

To easily see the file extension, you can use the wizard to add the "Show/Hide file name extension" Right-click menu to facilitate real-time switching to explicit extensions.

The third step: double click on the desktop of MSE fix.reg file Import registry, pop-up confirmation prompts, click "Yes".

After the import, right click again, the problem can be solved, if there is an exception, please use the registry backup in the first step to restore.