How to Change Windows XP Start Button Text

 on Jumat, 13 September 2013  


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One of the most annoying thing in windows XP is the start button text, which almost every user want to change as per my experience. I’ve read a number of articles on the internet about changing the text on the Start button in XP, however many of them are incomplete, difficult or unsafe. Here i will show you exactly how to change the “start” button to whatever you like and even change the picture next to it.
This tutorial is more for advanced pc users, so if you are a begginer or not sure what are you doing, i strongly recommend you to use System Restore to undo changes if problems occur.
Step 1: Modify explorer.exeFirst of all you need to download a program called Resource Hacker that will really assist you in helping you find what you are looking for and making sure you do not mess up along the way. Download
As always before changing anything make shure you back up everything you edit or delete. So open “My Computer”and navigate to” C:Windows”  and look for explorer. Copy paste it to a safe location on your hard drive.
Now that you’ve backed it up, start Resource Hacker and open explorer.exe located at C:Windowsexplorer.exe

Change the Windows Start Button Text
Expand the “String Table” menu, then select folder 37 and click on 1033. The “start” value is on line 4, after the 578. Change the text “start” to anything you want, making sure you keep the quotes. In this example i changed the text to “Hacking Tips and Tricks”.
Press the Compile Script button to make Resource Hacker put together the code.All you have to do now is reboot your computer and log back in to Windows XP. You should see the changes that you’ve made to the Start button.



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