Power-up Your Context Menu
I’m sure you’re familiar with the following scene:
1. Select the desired file(s).
2. Right mouse click and select Copy/Cut or Press Ctrl+C/X.
3. Browse to destination drive/folder.
4. Right mouse click and select Paste or Press Ctrl+V.
You consider yourself a Power User? Think again.
Two of the handiest file management tools in Windows are the Copy To Folder and Move To Folder commands, which allow you to copy and move files or folders anywhere you want simply by selecting an item, a file, or a folder and then choosing the desired location from the resulting dialog box.
Context Menu on Windows Explorer
Unfortunately, these handy commands are hidden away on the Edit menu in Windows Explorer and My Computer. Further masking their existence is the fact that the Menu bar is hidden by default in both Windows Explorer and My Computer.
Fortunately, you can add the Copy To Folder and Move To Folder commands to the context menu with a couple of registry edits. Here is how you do it:
Editing the registry
To launch the Registry Editor, click the Start button, type Regedit in the Start Search box, and press [Enter]. When the Registry Editor appears, navigate to the following folder:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTAllFilesystemObjectsshellexContextMenuHandlers
When you get there, click on the ContextMenuHandlers folder to give it the focus. Then, pull down the Edit menu and select the New | Key command, as shown in Figure A:
Figure A
When the new value appears, paste the following code including the brackets:
{C2FBB630-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}
After you do so, just press [Enter] and the Copy To Folder command will be added to the context menu.
Now, pull down the Edit menu and select the New | Key command again. This time when the new value appears, paste the following code including the brackets:
{C2FBB631-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}
After you do so, just press [Enter] and the Move To Folder command will be added to the context menu. When you’re done, your ContextMenuHandlers folder will look like the one shown in Figure B. To complete the operation, close the Registry Editor.
Figure B
Using the commands
Using the Copy To Folder and Move To Folder commands is easy, and they work the same regardless of whether you’re copying/moving files or folders. All you have to do is right-click on the file or files you want to copy or move and then select one of the commands from the context menu, as shown in Figure C.
Figure C
Now you know how to add the Copy To Folder and Move To Folder commands to the context menu. Come back soon to know how you can further enhance your menu delays. 
