Hiding the "Computer Name" tab in system properties

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delisled,

Try removing "Computer Name User Interface" component from your image
configuration.

KM
 
1.Make a copy of the Explorer application.
2.Open the copy using VS Studio.
3.Open the Dialogue box with the system properties and delete/modify what
you see fit.
4.Save it.
5.Edit you registry to point to the saved copy of Explorer.
6.Reboot.

*You might want to check with MS first, they might not like you doing this.

Regards,

Sean Gahan
 
Modifying MS binaries is illegal.

KM
1.Make a copy of the Explorer application.
2.Open the copy using VS Studio.
3.Open the Dialogue box with the system properties and delete/modify what
you see fit.
4.Save it.
5.Edit you registry to point to the saved copy of Explorer.
6.Reboot.

*You might want to check with MS first, they might not like you doing this.

Regards,

Sean Gahan
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