How to Add Context Menu Options to Any Windows 10 Settings

Category Settings Page	URI
Home page for Settings	ms-settings:
System Display	ms-settings:displayms-settings:screenrotation
Notifications	ms-settings:notifications
Storage	ms-settings:storagesense
Battery Saver	ms-settings:batterysaver
Battery Saver	ms-settings:batterysaver-settings
Battery Saver	ms-settings:batterysaver-usagedetails
Offline Maps	ms-settings:maps
Devices Bluetooth	ms-settings:bluetooth
Connected Devices	ms-settings:connecteddevices
Mouse & Touchpad	ms-settings:mousetouchpad
Power & Sleep	ms-settings:powersleep
Airplane Mode	ms-settings:network-airplanemode
Cellular	ms-settings:network-cellular
Dial-up	ms-settings:network-dialup
Ethernet	ms-settings:network-ethernet
Proxy	ms-settings:network-proxy
Data Sense	ms-settings:datausage
Wi-Fi	ms-settings:network-wifi
Mobile Hotspot	ms-settings:network-mobilehotspot
Start	ms-settings:personalization-start
Personalization Lock Screen	ms-settings:lockscreen
Personalization	ms-settings:personalization
Email & app accounts	ms-settings:emailandaccounts
Your Workplace	ms-settings:workplace
Date & Time	ms-settings:dateandtime
Region & Language	ms-settings:regionlanguage
Speech	ms-settings:speech
Privacy Calendar	ms-settings:privacy-calendar
Privacy Contacts	ms-settings:privacy-contacts
Feedback & Diagnostics	ms-settings:privacy-feedback
Location	ms-settings:privacy-location
Messaging	ms-settings:privacy-messaging
Microphone	ms-settings:privacy-microphone
Other Devices	ms-settings:privacy-customdevices
Radio	ms-settings:privacy-radios
Speech	ms-settings:privacy-speechtyping
Webcam	ms-settings:privacy-webcam
Windows Update	ms-settings:privacy-webcam

Using these URIs, you can add the Settings options to your context menu. To do this:

1. Open Registry Editor by typing Regedit into Start Menu search box or Run dialog box.

2. Navigate to the following key:



3. Right-click on Shell > New > Key. Name the key  Settings.



5. Right-click Settings and select New > Key. Name this key as command.

6. Double-click on the Default value in the right panel and input the Value data as:





7. Click OK button and close the Registry Editor.

Now right-click on the Desktop and you will see Settings as a context menu option.




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