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Add Uninstall Option To Program Context Menu In Windows

Usually, to uninstall a software in Windows, you need to go to Control Panel, select Add/Remove or Uninstall program option and then choose appropriate software. But if you can add an uninstall option into the context menu of each application, you can save this long process.


The tiny application Menu Uninstaller adds an Uninstall option to the context menu of program shortcut icon. So, to uninstall a software, just right click on the program shortcut and choose "Uninstall". That’s it.

Interested readers can download Menu Uninstaller at source here.

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