For extra items in the right click menu to appear, Explorer has to load dlls and ask them if they want something to appear. If one of the dlls is slow to respo

For extra items in the right click menu to appear, Explorer has to load dlls and ask them if they want something to appear. If one of the dlls is slow to respond, Explorer can’t show the right click menu. Even though 99 out of 100 times you right click the desktop, it wasn’t to open that ‘ati settings utility’ or whatever a driver added to that menu. It wouldn’t surprise me at all if the reason they removed the items from the main menu wasn’t both to make it less useful to add crap items and to make it less painful if they don’t load quickly.