![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgaQCRYow5f-06ajkJGGYf8vclYiy5Z87Calkn0FFneSu3KSzraPSYQ5iYP3RUevW3AcUP6Q9yY3di7xCPl0rAK1_Qw6msELa2omVUw8jOL8mYgy9Xh5jS8YXtjNUwMLIPzL8gnk4EPl_s_/s320/startbar.png)
With a few modifications in the Windows Registry, you can replace the “start” text with anything you like. Great for achieving a new, custom look for your Windows XP. So let’s get started.
Warning: this tutorial is more for advanced users, and I'm not responsible if your system gets messed up. Only attempt the following at your own risk.
Step 1: Modify explorer.exe
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj9NZwDfw2EiFIHjG5MwAvqjYzZ8_rUEgbf2M1ytHVPyGDULhuZcfjG6Vn12hi_f1J44gNQxXrUKO7Y0oZ_qo55tOnLaryqdGHYUBrdWM0XtM5-jORwCXK229zM_0SJAOVLYYzIYAEB3wKz/s320/explorer.png)
As explorer is a binary file, we need a special tool to modify it. One of the best ones for this purpose is Resource Hacker. There are of course others that will get the trick done, but we will be using RH this tutorial so I recommend installing it to avoid making mistakes. Install it and let’s continue.
No comments:
Post a Comment