How do we fake or edit everything inside the system properties??

I've got a very cheeky question would like to ask about.

Are there any possible ways where we could possibly edit or change everything inside the System Properties by right clicking on My Computer Properties on the desktop??

I've tried something called the Fake Your Specs:

Fake your Specs - Free download and software reviews - CNET Download.com

But that doesn't really apply to the Registration Entries, it only applied to show only!!

Are there any way we could do this?? So if we want we could turn them on and off any time.

Any ideas or advise of recommendations, please post up something with pictures if can, where we could see how this works and follow the steps and so forth.

PS: Always remember to have a option where users can switch back to the original defaults, otherwise we can only change but we cannot go back to normal defaults.

Warm thanks for your very much precious supports of your highly co-operated interests to this matter in regards.

Cheers mate.
ta ta

Interesting that the CNet download link takes you to Media Fire.

It's explained as a bragging tweak,

Fake your Specs is a program that allows you to type custom specifications, and view the custom settings in a realistic window that looks just like windows system properties window! This is useful if you want to trick people into thinking you have a better computer than you really do.

Layback Bear said:

Could you explain why someone would want to do such a thing.
Why would someone want Fake Properties?

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You shall be asking yourself why the reason is.

I thought there's people around changing taskbar buttons, colours, windows shadows, even make the impossible possible like customised the whole registries entries etc.

I assumed that I am doing similar things, except I am asking for how-to change the system properties to be able to edit it and look different.

It's all for my own personal purposes only. and that's it.

What wrong of changing it??

You can do what ever you want with your computer. :)

I'm sure someone will chime in when they see your thread.