Hey Guys. I Have a Question.How do i change the info in winver here?
i have seen it changed in some modified windows os like windows arc gamer edition
Last edited by samhost; 17 Mar 2012 at 01:36.
Welcome to Seven Forums samhost. You would have to edit the Basebrd.Dll located in %windir%\Branding\Basebrd\ with something like Reshacker . If you are not familiar with editing system files, I wouldn't recommend it. If you do try, make sure to backup the original dll. You might try searching for winver.exe or BaseBrd.dll on Deviantart for precompiled dll files. winver.exe just calls on the image in BaseBrd.dll . A Guy
Based on the OP posted picture, I assumed he meant the image. I know there are reg hacks for the registered to info. A Guy
Hey guys. Thanks for caring. I meant the text not the picture. I had already changed the picture as you see!!
i want to change the Microsoft Windows
Version 6.1 (Build 7600: Service Pack 1)
Copyright C 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved
The Windows 7 ultimate operating system and its user interface
are protected by trademark and other pending or existing
intellectual property rights in the United States and other
countries
Hello Sam,
Where have you seen this before? I think you're really asking for trouble with changing that string! A lot of programs will query winver.exe for the Windows version prior to the installation of a program, or an update. If it finds a string that isn't a default one, I bet you would find a lot of your programs will stop working
Tom
Sorry, I didn't realize that was your picture. I thought it was an example...nevermind...
A Guy
Hello Sam ...
You first Backup Complete Computer - Create an Image Backup ; if it troubles , you can restore the image to get your things back.
Then, open winver.exe with resource hacker (the both of system32 and syswow64, one by one), go to version info > 1> 1033 and change the strings there. Save the results on your desktop (dont apply the change directly). Now replace the system files, and restart windows.
If it causes any failure in computers normal operation, restore the image previously created.
THANKS A BOSH TOM982, A GUY and ARC.i have been searching for this a lot
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