Windows Live Photo Gallery 2011 - Find a Photo, View in Explorer

SUMMARY: Need to find the original location on your hard drive of a photo viewed in Windows Live Photo Gallery 2011?

If you have Windows Live Photo Gallery 2011 monitoring multiple folders for photos, you might need to find a file's original location via Windows Explorer. This way you can copy (backup) photos to a different location or removable storage, rename a photo's filename, or perform other file manipulation tasks.

Luckily, finding this information is easy. From the gallery, just right-click a photo and choose "Open file location" as seen in the below screenshot:

Access a photo in Windows Live Photo Gallery 2011 via its original file location in Windows Explorer

This tip was written regarding Windows Live Photo Gallery 2011 Build 15.4.3502.922 running on a Windows Vista system. Features, information, and screenshots for other versions / operating systems may vary.

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Malwarebytes Anti-Malware - Disable Explorer Integration via Context Menu

SUMMARY: If your Explorer right-click menu is getting too crowded, remove Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware from it.

By default, Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware integrates itself with Windows Explorer via the right-click context menu. When the software is not already running, you can right-click a file (or selected group of files) and choose "Scan with Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware" to scan the selected file(s).

If you do not frequently scan only a group of files but rely on the real-time protection or full file scanner, or if your right-click Explorer context menu is getting too crowded, you may wish to disable this integration. To do so:

Scanning files via Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware via the right-click menu in Explorer

1. Open Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware and click the "Settings" tab.

2. Make sure the "General Settings" sub-tab is selected.

3. Uncheck "Create right click context menu".

This tip was written regarding Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware v1.50.1.1100 running on a Windows Vista machine. Features, information, and screenshots are subject to change between versions and operating systems.

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