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Victor Grigoryev2016-01-14 01:52:33
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Victor Grigoryev, 2016-01-14 01:52:33

How to display a command in Windows Explorer context menu by condition?

Given: encrypted drive F: using BitLocker
Task: you need to teach Explorer to lock the drive using the appropriate command in the context menu. RMB is activated in the explorer window, which is according to Win + E: 10bf1c51f6064051b489e7eb26fa0147.png
At the moment I use two crutches:

  1. Adding a specific drive lock command to Explorer (URL) using a known pattern
  2. Added string parameter Extended , which is responsible for displaying the item in the menu. When the parameter is present, to see the created item, you need to call the context menu by holding down the SHIFT (URL) key

Question:
how can I make this command appear only when RMB on a disk for which BitLocker is enabled , and not when RMB on any disk in the system?

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glenean, 2016-01-14
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times superuser.com/questions/183785/windows-7-context-m...
two https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/d...
three stackoverflow.com/questions/8689225 /adding-a-menu-... down there, in the comments

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