
Check Group Policy’s Remove Windows Explorer’s default context menu setting:.Select your mouse if it’s listed, and press the Next button. The troubleshooter will report any detected hardware and device issues back to you with a list from which you can select devices to fix. Select Find and fix problems with devices. Click the Cortana button on Windows taskbar and input ‘hardware and devices’ in the search box. You can also check the hardware with the Hardware and Devices troubleshooter in Windows 10 as follows: If you have a wireless mouse, replace its batteries with fresh ones. The best way to do so is to plug the mouse into another laptop or desktop to see if its right-click works. Wait for the process to end and try to right click again Then go to Driver tab, choose Update Driver… option Then right click your computer/laptop/touchpad drive.

Locate and expand the option Mice and other pointing devices. Press Windows key and X, then choose Device Manager Select Windows Explorer and press its Restart button If the right click can't work on files, restarting Explorer with the Task Manager might do the trick. The right-click button doesn’t always work in Tablet Mode, so switching it off if it happens to be enabled might do the trick.
