What is "Ticino" in my Windows 7 Explorer context menu?
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00:00 What Is &Quot;Ticino&Quot; In My Windows 7 Explorer Context Menu?
00:16 Accepted Answer Score 75
00:57 Answer 2 Score 29
01:25 Thank you
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The "Ticino" item is added to the Windows Explorer context menu by early versions of Visual Studio Code Preview. It opens the selected file in Code for editing.
Previous versions of Code did not remove the item properly during uninstallation. According to the Code FAQ Microsoft fixed the issue as of version 0.3.0.
Q: I uninstalled Visual Studio Code on my Windows machine. Why do I still see Code in my Windows Explorer context menu?
A: We fixed this in VS Code 0.3.0.
Previously you may have needed to manually remove the following registry keys:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\Ticino
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\directory\background\shell\Ticino
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\directory\shell\Ticino
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Classes\directory\background\shell\Ticino
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Should you want to remove this (in case you uninstalled one of the early versions of VS Code and won't install a newer one) remove the "Ticino" folder from this regedit paths:
\HKEY_CLASS_ROOT\*\shell
\HKEY_CLASS_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell
\HKEY_CLASS_ROOT\Directory\shell