There are a couple of alternatives to try. Scott Hanselman reviewed them here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDUQrC5YxT0
FilePlot is very quick.
Yeah my Amiga 500 from 1987 was faster at that lol
Ps I do absolutely hate the split of the context menu in two parts because many frequent operations have now become two clicks instead of one. Luckily it can be switched off at home but sadly not on my work laptop. I didn't imagine any power user would be happy with what change.
I think the idea of having a primary context menu that pushes less important stuff into the second menu was good and long needed. But it needs to be user customizable so you can control what you really want. Instead we have a primary menu with random stuff and a secondary menu with other random stuff. I don't know how they manage Windows these days but whoever does it, has no interest/competence in making things better.
Or being able to customize the Explorer context menu. They were on the right track by pushing the old context menu into a separate second menu. But they should allow the user to select what shows in the primary menu instead of the seemingly random stuff that shows there.