C# Context Menu on ListViewItem

The problem when assigning a context menu directly to a ListView control is that the menu show everywhere on the control. This can be quite irritating if you just want it to show when you rightclick on a listviewitem. Below is example code to overcome the problem. Assign a contextmenu to the listview control and create a menuitem. In this example the listview contains a list of network host names/IPs, on rightclick it will show a context menu to browse to the c$ share of the host. I know its not the most elegant solution, but it works. Just note, the menu location offsets may need some tweaking.

       private void lvwHosts_MouseUp(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
        {
            //Check if right clicked on a ListView Item
            if ((lvwHosts.SelectedItems.Count != 0) && (e.Button == MouseButtons.Right))
            {
                //Create a new point relative to form and listview locations + offset
                Point mousePoint = new Point();
                mousePoint.X = this.Location.X + lvwHosts.Location.X + e.Location.X + 25;
                mousePoint.Y = this.Location.Y + lvwHosts.Location.Y + e.Location.Y + 55;
                
                //Show context menu 
                cmnBrowse.Show(mousePoint);
                //Change text of current menu item to relevant path
                cmnBrowse.Items[0].Text = @"Browse to \\" + 
                    lvwHosts.SelectedItems[0].Text + @"\c$";
                
            }
        }

        private void browseToCToolStripMenuItem_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            string path = sender.ToString();
            //Remove the "Browse to" substring
            path = path.Remove(0, 10);
            //Start explorer
            Process.Start("explorer.exe",path);
        }