Right-clicking on the "C" disk, no menu

Windows 10. After replacing the system disk, from HDD to SSD, right-clicking on the "C" disk, and only on that, does not open the menu, a small blue circle runs for hours, OPUS it stops in practice. With Windows Explorer it does not happen. Thanks for any suggestion, because it is unfortunate.
Biagio Bonini

That is most likely caused by a bad shell extension which something has installed into the menu.

If you trigger the problem and, while the wait cursor is still active, create a manually generated dump and email it to us as per the linked page, we should be able to tell you which shell extension is causing the problem.

Marcheno,21/09/2017
Thank you 1000 for the quick response, with some difficulty in translating and leasing the temp folder, I will send you the link of the "dump" file with the error in progress.
I look forward and thank you so much,
Biagio Bonini

The problem looks like it is being caused by this shell extension:

file:C:\Program Files (x86)\Alcohol Soft\Alcohol 120\AxShlEx64.dll
version: 2.00.3.6836
date: 06/Sep/2014 21:59

If you disable that extension using ShellExView or a similar tool, things should work again.

(Alternatively, updating it may be worth a try, although sometimes the age of the DLL doesn't mean it is an old version; it may just not have needed changing for a long time.)

Ok, thanks, fixed problem.