Change Your Start Menu name! It's Free!
I found a way to change my Start Menut name on TheElderGeek.com They Have an easy Toturial here . It does not make problems! :)
NOTE: It's only for windows XP
gdrori
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Huh? Can't you do that just by changing your name in Control Panel?
-edit-
Ohhhh...I see what you mean now, why does Microsoft have to be so difficult?
The Geeky Kid
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One more tip,
don't reboot your Windows XP just log off and then log back on
gdrori
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lol this happened to me, thankfully I just went into exploerer and delete the file I created. I wont be trying that again ;)
cyfm
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I don't know the problem because i did it and it worked.... :(
gdrori
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doesn't work on Vista and 7...
gdrori
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si it really true?how can i do this?
i mean what is the procedure? i visit the site but i can't understand.
Do you have XP? If not, it's not for you. The instructions there are clearer than we can give you.
crunchie
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doesn't work on Vista and 7...
Works on Win98se :)
I changed "Start" to "Menu" :icon_cheesygrin:
I changed it back though for now!! (But its kewl!!)
The Dude
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1. The modified explorer.exe file must be named explorer.exe again.
Yes this is very true! (I failed to mention how i did this)
I just created a new file called "explorer2.exe" and then used take manager to "END TASK" on explorer.exe,then i changed the filename to "explorer.exe.ORIG" (Original) then i changed "explorer2.exe" to "explorer.exe" and re-started the process and all was well :)
(When i was done i just did everything in reverse and all was well :))
I should have listed this important fact before,THANK YOU FOR DOING IT!!
Welcome to Daniweb :)
The Dude
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