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bbadmin wrote:Hmmm. TextPad assumes that the CLSID key exists, so that's what's going wrong. As a workaround:

1. In TextPad, uncheck the Context Menu option and click Apply.
2. In regedit.exe, right click HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software and choose New Key.
3. Type CLSID and click OK.
4. Back in TextPad check the Context Menu option and click Apply.

I hope that works!

Thank you bbadmin. Your reply above do the tricks. But you missed Classes in the registry path/tree. it should read:

1. In TextPad, uncheck the Context Menu option and click Apply.
2. In regedit.exe, right click HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes and choose New Key.
3. Type CLSID and click OK.
4. Back in TextPad check the Context Menu option and click Apply.

Best regards,
angah83