Disable right-click option (or context menu) in Windows XP, Windows Vista si Windows 7.
If you are a user Administrator on an operating system that are available for more people and for whatever reason you want to restrict access their right click for Desktop, Windows Explore or is deactivated when da right click any file or folder system, then you need to follow some simple steps, but must follow very carefully because it involves changes Group Policy.
Disable right-click (context Menu) in Windows XP, Vista yes Windows 7.
1. go to Home > Run > we write “gpedit.msc”Then I press Enter.
2. In Local Group Policy Editor browse the menu on the left to Administrative Templates> Windows Components> Windows Explore.
3. After selecting “Windows Explore"Will open a list in the left art where we have to find and double-click on"remove Windows Explorer's default context menu".
4. In the window that opens, it is set as an option default "not Configured“. Check "Enable" and then click the "Apply”And“ OK ”to save the change.
After pressing OK 'll notice that when you make the mouseOr the buttons full touchpad right click nothing will come up.
If you want to block access to and right-click taskbar si Start Menu, Then you need that Local Group Policy Editor to go to "User Configuration > administrative Templates > Start Menu and Taskbar”And to give Enable the "Remove access to the context menus for the taskbar"And"Remove drag-and-drop and context menus on the Start Menu".
These options are valid for operating systems Windows Vista, Windows XP yes Windows 7.