Add Custome OEM Text and Image in System Properties

OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. You can add custome text and your own image by following some simple steps.

10 Software to Customize and Revamped Your XP

Ever felt your XP is to dull? This 10 software will surely REVAMPED your XP. Dull XP will never be in your live anymore.

Collection of Possible Ways to Put Your Name On XP

I have post many articles about putting custom text in XP and I compile them in one page, try one or preferably all of them!

16 Great and Free Vector and Image Editing Software

Whether you are finding and advanced Photoshop-like alternative or just finding a simple photo editor with advanced tools, this list might help you find one you like.

How to Creat Your Own Message Box in XP, Vista and Se7en.

Wouldn't it be fun to have a message box greets you on start-up or how about pranking you friend with a fake virus alert?

Saturday, May 14, 2011

How to Re-enable Registry Editor

If you were prompt by Windows that you are not permitted to access Registry Editor, its mean the regedit has been disabled. It may be disabled by your administrator or if you are the only user, disabled by malware who don’t want you to remove them by  regedit.

Follow the following steps…

1. Go to Start -> Run and type gpedit.msc. This will open Group Policy Windows.

2. Navigate to User Configuration -> Administrative Templates –> System. In the right side pane, double click –> Prevent access to registry editing tool.

3. Select "Disabled" under Setting Tab and Click Apply and then OK.

4. Now try to open Registry Edit & it will appear.

Saturday, May 7, 2011

10 Software to Customize and Make Windows XP Looks Cool

Windows XP are not arguably the second most greatest OS created by Microsoft other then Windows 7. But haven't you felt boring to see a sea of blue colours or silver on your desktop? If you got the RAM like maybe 3GB++ (2GB is fine too) then you can change that boringness into something COOL using these 10 software that will REVAMPED your XP.

All you need is:-                
  • Windows XP Repair CD  (or whatever you called it)  (optional, just in case you encounter some trouble...)
  • 1.5GB-3GB++ of RAM(for optimal performance with optimal prettyness)
  • A averagely powerful computer (Atom Processors is not recommended)
  • Some hard disk space

If you have all the things up here, you are fully compatible to apply these cool softwares. But if you don't, its not wrong trying. Try one or if you want ALL of the software below. Download page link are on the softwares title. These software are not ranked, I write them randomly.

Monday, May 2, 2011

Use Windows 8 M3 Starter Kit to Change XP to Windows 8

Windows 8 are now under development as we know it. Lots of screenshot and details are leaked. You can find them in Windows 8 section.

Have you ever  dream of having all of that cool Windows 8 eye candy on your old reliable XP? You're in good luck because PeterRollar@DA has created a Windows 8 M3 Starter Kit just for that reason. 
 

You will also need a theme that has Windows 8 look for the kit to sync well. You can use any of the Windows 7 theme here made by Vishal Gupta(MPV)

Cool Windows 7 and Vista Themes for Windows XP

And a software called Styler which can be download here:

Download link

The pack will give us the following things:


  • Windows 8 Border
  • Styler skin Windows 8 Ribbon
  • Windows 8 Clock
  • Windows 8 Start Menu
  • Right Side Common Tasks Pane shellstyle.dll

How to Install and Use Styler Skin

Styler is an eye candy software that can add custom toolbar skin, change themes, apply drop shadows and more. But many people don't know how to install Styler skins. It's actually very easy.

Open C:/Program Files/Styler/TB/Styler/Skins. 
Copy-Paste the skin you download in it. Restart Styler if you have it on now and you should see your toolbar ready to be use.

If you installed Styler on another partition, change C: to the other drive letter. Also for optimum prettyness, disable menubar in Styler, right click on Styler icon in taskbar, click Toolbar tab and select Hide Menubar in Explorer.

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