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If I remember right you could choose in the installation process of git for Windows you could choose Git GUI and Git Bash or a intelligent context menu which offers you git commit for example.

Since I miss git commit in the context menu I tried reinstalling GIT but there is no such option any more.

Was it removed / Is it possible to get git commit in the context menu in case the Explorer shows a folders within a git repo?

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If Git is no longer adding the context menu items that you want during installation, then you could just add them yourself, using the relevant Git commands.

If you're not sure what commands to use then install a previous version of Git, note the commands, then uninstall and use them with the latest version.

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  • Interesting work around - not sure which git version to use to get the commands. It would also be interesting why they do not offer it any more – Thorsten Niehues Dec 07 '15 at 13:02