how to change title in internet explorer

To change title in internet explorer follow these steps.

• Start > Run > type gpedit.msc and press enter
• Navigate to User Configuration, Windows Settings, Internet Explorer Maintainance, Browser User Interface
• Now in the right side double click Browser Title
• Now activate customize title bars by clicking the check box and type the title you want to appear in internet explorer. (ex-type NSTECH)
  
• Click ok
  

Note - now when you open internet explorer, title bar appear as "Microsoft Internet Explorer provided by NSTECH" , if you want you can edit title bar further more, follow these steps.

• Open registry editor
• Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main
• In the right side find Window Title and double click to open the key
• In the value data field type the title you want to appear and click ok (type - NSTECH)
  

Note - now when you open internet explorer title bar appeared as "NSTECH"

how to display windows version in desktop

If you want you can display windows version in your desktop, you can do this by simple edit of registry. follow these steps.

• Open registry editor
• Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop
• In the right side locate PaintDesktopVersion and double click to open it
• In the value data field type 1 and click ok
• Now restart the pc to changes go into effect

Note - if you want to disable this feature, just enter 0 in the value data field and restart.

how to reinstall internet explorer 6

You can reinstall internet explorer if there is some problems, you will need windows xp installation CD to complete this process. the procedure as follows.

• Insert windows xp installation CD to CD Rom
• Now go to start and click run
• Type this command rundll32.exe setupapi,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 132 c:\windows\inf\ie.inf and press enter.
• Now proceed the installation process
  

view system information from command prompt

You can view number of system information's in command prompt, to see information's follow these steps.

• Start > run
• Type cmd and press enter to open command prompt
• In the command prompt type systeminfo and press enter
• In few seconds system will gather information's and automatically displayed for you
  

auto unload DLL files after exit program

With a simple edit of registry you can configure to auto unload DLL files after exiting program, follow these steps.

• Open registry editor
• Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer
• Now right on explorer key and create new key
• Named the key as "AlwaysUnloadDLL"
• In the value data field set value as 1
• Restart windows for the change to take effect