Change Windows 7 System Properties dialog box
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bigcyco1
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Click the Start orb.
Click Control Panel.
Click System and Security.
Click System.
In the left pane, click Advanced System Settings.
If a UAC window opens, click Yes.
The System Properties dialog box opens. Click the Computer Name tab.
Click the Change button. In the Computer Name box, type a new name and click OK.
A message appears, stating you need to restart your computer for changes to take effect. Click Close.
A dialog box displays, asking if you want to restart now or later. Select either option.
Click Control Panel.
Click System and Security.
Click System.
In the left pane, click Advanced System Settings.
If a UAC window opens, click Yes.
The System Properties dialog box opens. Click the Computer Name tab.
Click the Change button. In the Computer Name box, type a new name and click OK.
A message appears, stating you need to restart your computer for changes to take effect. Click Close.
A dialog box displays, asking if you want to restart now or later. Select either option.
has been changed ie Windows Edition Windows 7 by EZTried
Copyright line changed to Copyright 2013 Microsoft Corporation and EZTried. All rights reserved.
I want to change it back to what it should read without the inserts [by EZTried and EZTried].
If EZTried has found how to change the info then there must be a way to change it back
bigcyco1
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I believe you can change that with Ultimate Windows Tweaker (Windows, Free) http://www.winvistaclub.com/Ultimate_Windows_Tweaker.html though i might be wrong.
Hi,
It's easy to keep your desired picture in systems property. You can change the picture by making use of a bitmap image(which you can make by using microsoft paint) and placing the file in the system32 folder of windows. You can find the step by step explanation here http://www.techyv.com/questions/i-want-place-my-picture-system-property
Thanks hope it helps.
It's easy to keep your desired picture in systems property. You can change the picture by making use of a bitmap image(which you can make by using microsoft paint) and placing the file in the system32 folder of windows. You can find the step by step explanation here http://www.techyv.com/questions/i-want-place-my-picture-system-property
Thanks hope it helps.
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