How to add "Copy to" and "Move to" options to the right-click context menu in Windows:

Method 1: Registry Editor (Manual)

Note: Back up your registry first or create a system restore point.

Add "Copy to" Option:

1. Press Win + R, type regedit, press Enter
2. Navigate to:

text

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers

3. Right-click ContextMenuHandlers → New → Key
4. Name it: Copy To
5. Double-click (Default) on the right
6. Enter this value:

text

{C2FBB630-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}

Add "Move to" Option:

1. In the same ContextMenuHandlers folder
2. Right-click → New → Key
3. Name it: Move To
4. Double-click (Default) and enter:

text

{C2FBB631-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}

Method 2: Using Free Tools (Easier)

Create two text files with these contents:

CopyTo.reg:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Copy To]

@="{C2FBB630-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}"

MoveTo.reg:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Move To]

@="{C2FBB631-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}"

Save as .reg files and run them.

To Remove (if needed):

Simply delete the Copy To and Move To keys you created in the registry.

How it works:

• After adding, when you right-click a file/folder:
• Copy to → Lets you choose a destination folder to copy to
• Move to → Lets you choose where to move the file/folder
• Both show a folder browser dialog for destination selection

Safety Note: If using registry method, always back up your registry first. The tools mentioned in Method 2 are safer for most users. 

#NVIDIA #Studio vs #GameReady #Drivers: Complete Comparison

 

🔹 1. NVIDIA Game Ready Driver (GRD)

Purpose:
Optimized for gaming and new game releases.

Characteristics:

• Best performance and compatibility for latest games

• Gets updates very frequently

• Optimized for:

  • New AAA games

  • DLSS updates

  • Ray tracing profiles

  • Day-1 game launch optimizations

• Slightly less tested for professional apps

Best for:

• Gaming

• Casual streaming

• General use

---

🔹 2. NVIDIA Studio Driver (SD)

Purpose:
Optimized for creative and professional workloads.

Characteristics:

• Extensively tested with:

  • Adobe Premiere Pro

  • After Effects

  • Blender

  • DaVinci Resolve

  • Unreal Engine

  • Stable Diffusion

  • AI / ML tools

• Updates less frequently

• Focus on:

  • Stability

  • Reliability

  • Fewer crashes

  • Predictable behavior in professional software

Best for:

• Video editing

• 3D rendering

• AI / ML (YOLO, Stable Diffusion, LLMs, etc.)

• Content creation

• Production machines

---

🔹 3. Can You Install Both at the Same Time?

❌ No. You can only have ONE driver installed at a time.
They replace each other.

But…

✅ You can switch between them anytime using NVIDIA App / GeForce Experience.

---

🔹 4. How to Switch Between Them (Very Easy)

1. Open NVIDIA App or GeForce Experience

2. Go to Drivers

3. Click the 3-dot menu (top right)

4. Choose:

   • Game Ready Driver

   • OR Studio Driver

5. Click Download & Install

It takes ~3–5 minutes.

---

🔹 5. Which One YOU Should Keep (Based on Your Use)

You:

• Run YOLO

• Use AI models

• Do video content

• Test OS, software, tools

• Also probably do some gaming

✅ Recommendation:

Keep NVIDIA Studio Driver installed.

Because:

• It is more stable

• Works perfectly fine for games too (95–99% same performance)

• Much better for:

  • AI frameworks (CUDA, TensorRT, PyTorch)

  • Blender

  • Video editing

  • LM Studio / Jan / Stable Diffusion

---

🔹 6. When Should You Switch to Game Ready?

Only switch to Game Ready if:

• A new game is released and has performance/bug issues

• NVIDIA specifically recommends a GRD for that game

• You are gaming heavily for some time

Then you can switch back to Studio after.

---

🔹 7. Simple Rule

Work / AI / Editing → Studio Driver
Heavy Gaming / New Game → Game Ready Driver

---

🔹 8. Important Tip

Both drivers:

• Use the same core driver

• Same CUDA support

• Same RTX features

• Difference is testing, certification, and stability focus

#NVIDIA, #StudioDriver, #GameReady, #NVIDIADrivers, #GPUDrivers, #NVIDIAGeForce, #GamingPC, #PCGaming, #StudioVsGameReady, #DriverComparison, #NVIDIAvsNVIDIA, #GPUOptimization, #PCPerformance, #GamingPerformance, #FPS, #GamingSetup, #GamingRig, #GamingCommunity, #PCGamers, #GamingTips, #GamingTech, #ContentCreation, #VideoEditing, #3DRendering, #CreativeWork, #AdobeCreative, #Blender3D, #CreativeSuite, #DigitalArt, #GPU, #GraphicsCard, #RTX, #NVIDIARTX, #DriverUpdate, #PCSetup, #Hardware, #TechGuide, #TechTips, #WhichDriver, #ChooseWisely, #PCGuide, #TechDecisions, #OptimizationGuide, #PerformanceTips, #HowToSwitch, #DriverInstallation, #PCSetupGuide, #TechTutorial, #StepByStep, #DriverGuide, #PCMasterRace, #BuildAPC, #PCBuilding, #TechCommunity, #GamingCommunity, #CreatorCommunity, #2024Guide, #2024Tech, #LatestDrivers, #CurrentGen, #DriverIssues, #PCProblems, #TechSolutions, #FixYourPC, #PerformanceFix, #Stability, #Reliability, #PerformanceBoost, #OptimalSettings, #MaxPerformance, #BeginnerGuide, #EasyGuide, #SimpleExplanation, #TechForBeginners, #PCTips, #AdvancedSettings, #Optimization, #PerformanceTuning, #Customization, #Tweaking, #GeForceExperience, #NVIDIAControlPanel, #DLSS, #RayTracing, #NVIDIABroadcast, #WindowsPC, #Windows10, #Windows11, #PCOptimization, #DesktopPC, #TechReview, #ComparisonVideo, #Tutorial, #Explainer, #Guide, #TechContent