I have GIT installed on my desktop. Earlier it used to work fine but on system restart suddenly it stopped working. Usually on right click GIT Clone, GIT Create Repository Here, TortoiseGIt options appear. In my case only TortoiseGIT appears and no further options in it such as Push, Pull, Switch/Checkout etc are visible. In short TortoiseGIT appears but is useless as I cannot do anything. I am using Windows 7 32-bit OS. What could be the cause of this? Also please help solve the issue.
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I have found my context menu disappears after altering extended menu items (General -> Set Extended Menu Items.) I can reproduce easily by selecting all, for example.
Using Shift + Right-Click as described by VonC, I revisit the settings page, click "Restore Defaults", then "Apply" and the context menu is immediately available with just a Right-Click again.
I'm not certain which extended menu item (or combinations or count) is the issue, but the underlying problem seems to originate here.
Check if you haven't installed a Git for Windows (msysgit): it can preempt those contextual entry menu, as shown in issue 1995:
That same case illustrates other poins to check.
The OP Priyesh Shah adds in the comments:
That echoes what that issue says:
It happened to me recently and it turned out I had to commit some changes before getting the option back.
This answer also states that you should not have
Pull
ticked in both "Context menu" and "Extended context menu", available in "Settings".