This is how you can add your custom OEM information to your computer's properties.

Things you must know:
1. You must save a BMP picture (100x100 pixels preferred) in C:\windows\system32\.
2. The location in the Registry where you must add new keys is "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ Current Version \ OEMInformation".
3. The new key names are "Logo" where you put the address of the saved image (ex: C:\windows\system32\[anyname].BMP) and "Manufacturer" where you write anything you want.

!Caution! Registry editing is dangerous for your computer. Please review this tutorial a couple of times so you can be sure you're doing it right!

In the video I created the registry key "Logo" first with a path and a name for the file, so when i saved the picture from Paint I had to use the exact same path and name! They are not mandatory, but adviced!

Tutorial tags: XP, custom OEM, information

This is a simple way but few people knows about it.

Tutorial tags: vista, uptime

If you want to send some secret message to someone you can hide the text file into a picture. Try to use a JPG picture though and a text file.

Tutorial tags: hide, text file, picture

This is how you can change your Network adapter MAC address.

Tutorial tags: mac address, change

By default Internet Explorer doesn't allow more that two concomitant downloads. This is how you can increase them to ten!

Caution! Registry editing is dangerous! Please review this video if you're not sure about what you are doing! If you screw this up you can really damage your OS!

Tutorial tags: internet explorer, downloads, limit

There is an accessory program called the Private Character Editor included with Windows XP that is quite obscure and little-known. It is used in conjunction with the Character Map previously discussed and provides a way to create your own characters.

The program is not usually listed in the Start- All Programs menu. The program file is eudcedit.exe and is in the system folder "C:\Windows\System32\". (Incidentally, EUDC stands for "end user defined characters").

Tutorial tags: character editor, edit, fonts

If Wireless Network fails to connect you can try to reset the network adapter in order to resolve this issue.

Tutorial tags: vista, reset, wireless, network

If you've forgotten your Windows password and you don't have another user with administrative rights to change it, what do you do? Well... you don't have to reinstall the system. Just follow these EASY steps and you'll recover that password in no time!

Here's the software download page, if you didn't get it from the video: LINK

Tutorial tags: vista, recover, password

Mount an ISO Image in Windows Vista presented by the HackInBox staff.

Tutorial tags: vista, iso, mount, virtual

This is a video tutorial on how to search and find files on your computer in Windows Vista.

Tutorial tags: vista, search