VHD For Context Menu

If you are working with virtual disk images, you probably wanted to integrate them into the operating system's context menu before. However, doing so without appropriate tools can prove to be a tedious, if not impossible task.
VHD For Context Menu is one of the applications that can help you achieve quick, convenient results without significant efforts.

Portable tool

Since this program is portable, it does not require you to install it on the target computer, as it does not generate any additional files or folders on your PC, nor does it tamper with your Windows registry entries.
You can run it from removable storage media, such as USB flash drives or external HDDs. In order to run it, you have to extract the contents of the archive it comes packed in and launch its executable component.

Simple interface

VHD For Context Menu comes with a simplistic, user-friendly interface that features a handful of functions you can interact with in an easy manner.
More so, it features a simple configuration menu that can be quickly accessed by pressing the Menu button on the main window. Here you can open Windows' SendTo folder, jump to VHD, VHDX or ISO registry keys and access the Disk Management component.

Integrate VHD-related commands to Windows' context menu

You can turn to this application if you need to integrate commands related to Virtual Hard Disk image management directly into Windows' context menu, for quicker and more convenient access. Among the available options, you can find adding mount and unmount commands to the right-click menu and populate the SendTo menu with custom entries.
More so, you can choose to mount an image file, be it VHD, VHDX or ISO, by double-clicking the file. In order to do so, you just need to tick the corresponding checkbox according to your preference.

Lightweight application that lets you integrate VHD-related functions to Windows' context menu

In conclusion, VHD For Context Menu is a lightweight application that enables you to modify your Windows' context menu by adding Virtual Hard Disk (VHD)-related options to it. It is portable, features a simple user interface and requires medium PC skills to operate it accordingly.