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Editing The 'start' Word In Win2k

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How to do it?

Edit the 'Start' text iN Win2k!

XP Is so easi i have heard :)

isaw it been edited in a hacking website for win98! is it possible on win2k?

explorer.exe BITMAP 143 StartButton Icon

explorer.exe STRING TABLE 34 533-StartButton ToolTip

explorer.exe STRING TABLE 37 578-Text on StartButton

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explorer.exe  BITMAP            143  StartButton Icon

explorer.exe  STRING TABLE  34    533-StartButton ToolTip

explorer.exe  STRING TABLE  37    578-Text on StartButton

thanks i was just about to ask about this.

TClock has to be run each time (on startup boot) when win starts.

i wanted a wireless or programless program even that just modifies it forever.

how do i modify this? reshack explorer.exe.

i know the bit where you end the explorer.exe and run it again.

so close explorer, reshack, run again? or is another program needed for this type of change :)

just edit the explorer exe with your favourite ressource editor..

but remember to backup the original explorer.exe and also remember to replace all needed files, this also includes the ones in dllcche folder and so on.. just take a look on this site for replacing "in use" files..

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:D The Icon for the start menu on W2K is located in User32.dll In Icon group 105

change that and the flag changes :)

gunsmokingman

ok thanks i'll try it. :rolleyes:

and i think its a 'window' not a 'flag' lol

  • 3 weeks later...

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