Remove options from an application’s rightclick menu on taskbar
I use different ways to close open applications. Sometimes I right click the upper left of the application window, sometimes I press alt+f4, sometimes I even use the little cross!
But mostly I use the following: right click on the application in the taskbar, and click X close alt+f4. If you use this, you can close applications very fast, because you know where must click to close it – it’s just a fast right/left click …
Some applications however have other options in their right click menu. E.g. a Windows MMC window, look:

I hate it.
Let’s remove those options, here’s how:
Open C:\windows\system32\mmc.exe in Reshacker,
and go to menu > 162 > 1033.
Remove the following lines at the bottom:
POPUP “eMode_User_SDI”
{
MENUITEM “Customi&ze View…”, 13231, GRAYED
}
POPUP “eMode_Last +1 (All modes)”
{
MENUITEM “&Help Topics”, 12804
}
click on comile scriptand save, at the original location.
Now launch mmc.exe (or e.g. services.msc) and right click on it on the taskbar … look:

No more useless options, hurray!
This didn’t work for me. Presumably, Windows File Protection stepped in and replaced mmc.exe with the original version after I saved the change. How did you get this change to “stick”?
Maybe it’ll help if you disable WFP (windows file protection) … I didn’t test this myself but here’s a howto – if you’re using XP SP2.
Alternatively … you can do my howto, save it as mmc.exe on your desktop and then use replacer to replace your modified mmc.exe with the original…