Are you having trouble performing a right-click (or secondary click) with a mouse or touchpad in Windows 10? Since you can’t do serious work without access to any context menus, this is a problem that needs to be solved ASAP. Sure, you can right-click using your keyboard, but that isn’t exactly a practical long-term solution!
Many factors – such as minor bugs, outdated drivers, and incorrect settings – can prevent Windows 10 from registering the right-click from your PC’s pointing device. However, the list of troubleshooting tips and fixes below should help you fix when right-click is not working in Windows 10.
1. Mulai ulang File Explorer
If you could right-click on the mouse or touchpad just before the issue started, you can try restarting File Explorer. That often ends up getting rid of any random glitches with context menus.
1. tekan Windows+X dan pilih Task Manager.
2. Memilih Keterangan lebih lanjut to expand the default Task Manager view.
3. Temukan dan pilih Windows Explorer under the Processes tab. Then, select Restart.
2. Mulai ulang Windows 10
Restarting File Explorer alone may not end up fixing right-click problem in Windows 10. If the issue persists, you should continue by rebooting Windows 10. Do that now before moving on to the next fix.
3. Disconnect/Reconnect Mouse
Mencabut perangkat penunjuk eksternal dari PC Anda dan memasangnya kembali adalah cara lain untuk memperbaiki hambatan terkait input aneh di Windows 10. Jika mouse atau touchpad memiliki sakelar ON/OFF, Anda juga harus mencoba menjentikkannya ke depan dan ke belakang untuk mem-boot ulang sirkuit internal.
4. Check Mouse Settings
Jika tombol pada mouse Anda tampak terbalik (seperti pada tombol kiri mouse klik kanan dan sebaliknya), Anda harus menggunakan aplikasi Pengaturan di Windows 10 untuk memperbaikinya.
1. Buka Start menu dan pilih Settings.
2. Memilih Devices.
3. Beralih ke Mouse tab samping. Kemudian, buka menu tarik-turun di bawah Pilih tombol utama Anda dan pilih kiri.
5. Check Touchpad Settings
When using a touchpad, you must confirm if you’ve set up the right-click or secondary click operation to register the way you want.
1. Buka Start menu dan pilih Settings.
2. Memilih Devices.
3. Beralih ke Touchpad side-tab. Then, check the input settings under the Keran section for right-click-related configuration settings.
For instance, you must enable Ketuk dengan dua jari untuk klik kanan if you want to perform a secondary click by tapping with two fingers on the touchpad.
6. Check Mouse/Touchpad Support Software
Input devices can come with dedicated support software that overrides the default mouse and touchpad options in Windows 10’s Settings app. If you’ve installed such a program, open it and modify any settings related to the right-click operation as needed.
7. Remove Recently Installed Software
If the issue occurred right after installing a third-party application, you’re probably dealing with a software-related conflict. Try removing the program from your computer and check if that helps.
8. Disable Third-Party Customization Programs
Third-party mouse customization programs (such as Mouse Manager) are another reason right-click may stop working in Windows 10. If you have something similar installed on your computer, review the mouse key bindings to ensure that you’ve set them up correctly. You may also want to remove the application from your computer.
9. Disable Windows 10 Tablet Mode
Are you using Windows 10 in Tablet Mode? Due to the user interface’s touchscreen-oriented nature, right-clicking with a mouse or touchpad can result in problems. Try disabling Tablet Mode using the Tablet Mode tile in the aksi Center.
10. Reinstall Mouse/Touchpad Drivers
Reinstalling the mouse or touchpad on your computer can fix issues caused by corrupt input device drivers.
1. tekan Windows+X and select the option labeled device Manager.
2. Perluas Mouse dan perangkat penunjuk lainnya and select your mouse or touchpad.
3. Buka Tindakan menu dan pilih Copot perangkat.
4. Centang kotak di sebelah Delete the driver software for the device dan pilih Uninstall.
5. Reboot your computer. You can’t use your pointing device anymore, so press Ctrl+lain+Delete dan pilih Daya > Restart with the keyboard’s directional arrow keys instead. Windows 10 should automatically add back the mouse/touchpad after it finishes rebooting.
11. Update Mouse/Touchpad Drivers
If you continue to have issues performing the right-click on your computer, you must search the mouse/touchpad manufacturer’s website for dedicated drivers and install them. You can also use a driver updater tool to obtain updates otomatis.
12. Perbarui Windows 10
New Windows 10 updates can contain fixes for any known issues with your mouse or touchpad. If you haven’t updated your computer recently, consider doing that now.
1. Memilih Settings pada Start menu.
2. Memilih Update & Security.
3. Beralih ke Windows Update side-tab and choose Periksa pembaruan.
If your computer detects any updates, go ahead and install them. If you see any hardware-related updates listed under Lihat pembaruan opsional, install them as well.
13. Change Power Management Settings for USB Hub
Another way to fix right-click-related issues with external pointing devices is to stop your PC from cutting off power to its USB ports.
1. Buka Pengelola Perangkat.
2. Perluas Kontrol Universal Serial Bus and pick an instance of Hub Root USB.
3. Buka Tindakan menu dan pilih Properties.
4. Beralih ke Power Management tab dan hapus centang pada kotak di sebelahnya Izinkan komputer untuk mematikan perangkat ini untuk menghemat daya.
5. Memilih OK.
6. Repeat for all other instances of Hub Root USB.
14. Pindai Malware
Malicious programs can hijack various functions in Windows 10 and prevent them from working correctly. Hence, it’s a good idea to scan for and remove malware using Windows Security. If it fails to detect anything, follow up by checking the entire system with a alat penghapus malware khusus seperti Malwarebytes.
15. Jalankan Pemeriksa Berkas Sistem
Do you still keep running into issues with right-click not working on your PC? Try using the System File Checker to fix any system-related errors.
1. tekan Windows+S to open Windows Search. Then, type cmd dan pilih Open as administrator.
2. Mengetik sfc / scannow into the Command Prompt console.
3. tekan Enter to run the System File Checker.
16. Disable Local Group Policy Setting
If the right-click operation only fails to work within File Explorer and the desktop area, a specific local group policy setting is the likely reason. You must disable it.
1. tekan Windows+R, Jenis gpedit.msc, Lalu pilih OK untuk meluncurkan Local Group Policy Editor.
2. Memilih Konfigurasi pengguna. Lalu, luaskan Template administratif > Komponen jendela > File Explorer.
3. Locate and double-click the policy labeled Hapus menu konteks default File Explorer.
4. Select the radio button next to tidak dikonfigurasi or Disabled.
5. Memilih Mendaftar > OK.
17. Disable Third-Party Shell Extensions
Third-party shell extensions insert various options into right-click context menus. That can slow things down or prevent menus from loading at all. You can disable problematic shell extensions using ShellExView.
1. Unduh dan buka ShellExView.
2. Buka Opsi menu dan pilih Filter By Extension Type.
3. Memilih konteks menu dan pilih OK.
4. Locate third-party (non-Microsoft) shell extensions using the Deskripsi Produk, Nama Produk, dan Perusahaan kolom.
5. Select a third-party shell extension and press the F7 key to disable it. You must confirm if you can right-click after that. Keep repeating until you come across the extension causing the issue.
18. Update Programs
If right-click-related issues only crop up within a specific program on your computer, try updating it. You can usually find the option to update an application inside its Bantuan menu atau Settings page. Or, you can check for new versions on the developer’s website. You may also want to consider reinstalling the program.
19. Setel ulang Windows 10
Did none of the fixes above help? If the mouse or touchpad works correctly on another Windows 10 device, you’re likely dealing with deep-rooted issues in the operating system. You can fix that by resetting Windows 10 to factory settings.
If your pointing device fails to right-click on other computers as well (or if you still have issues with the built-in touchpad on a laptop), it’s time to repair or replace it.