Disable Right click group policy windows server 2016

To disable the right-click context menu using Group Policy in Windows Server 2016, follow these steps:

 

1. Open Group Policy Management Console: Press `Win + R`, type `gpmc.msc`, and hit Enter to open the Group Policy Management Console.

 

2. Create or Edit a Group Policy Object: In the Group Policy Management Console, either create a new Group Policy Object (GPO) or edit an existing one that is linked to the organizational unit (OU) containing the users or computers you want to apply the policy to.

 

3. Edit the Group Policy Object: Right-click on the GPO you want to edit, and then click "Edit."

 

4. Navigate to User Configuration or Computer Configuration: Depending on whether you want to apply the policy to users or computers, navigate to either `User Configuration` or `Computer Configuration` in the Group Policy Editor.

 

5. Go to Administrative Templates: Under `User Configuration` or `Computer Configuration`, expand `Policies`, then `Administrative Templates`.

 

6. Disable Context Menus: Look for an option named "Remove Windows Explorer's default context menu" or something similar. The exact wording might vary based on the Windows version you are using. Double-click on this option to edit it.

 

7. Configure the Policy: In the policy settings window, select the "Enabled" option to disable the context menu. Click Apply and then OK.

 

8. Force Group Policy Update: You can force a Group Policy update on the client computers by running the following command in Command Prompt:

 

   


 

Please note that modifying Group Policy settings can have significant impacts on the user experience and system behavior. Always test the policy in a controlled environment before applying it in a production environment. 

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