If you are running a Microsoft Windows
operating system on your computer, then you are most likely aware of the
fact that your PC will have a Product ID. This Product ID is a system
specific alphanumeric code which is derived/calculated based on the
Windows product key you use and the hardware configuration of your
Computer. In simple words, Product ID is the alphanumeric code that you
see when you Right-Click on the My Computer icon and select the Properties option.
4. Double-Click on ProductID, a dialog box will pop-up showing your Windows PID. Now you can delete the original PID and enter anything of your choice.
5. Once you are done, just click on OK and close the Registry Editor. Now you can see the altered Product ID in the Windows Properties window.
Ever wondered how to alter the Windows Product ID?
It is possible to alter the Windows
Product ID and change it to what ever you like. For example, you can
change the Product ID and put your nickname in place of the formal
Product ID displayed by the Operating System. This hack is too easy and
can be done within minutes. The screenshot showing the altered Product
ID is given below
Win 7 PC showing Original PID
Windows 7 PC showing Altered PID
As you can see from the above screenshot
it is simple and easy to make your Windows display what ever you want
in the place of the real Product ID. Here is a step-by-step procedure to
alter your Windows Product ID.
1. Goto Start->Run and type the following in the Run dialog box2. After you open the Registry Editor, navigate to the following keyregedit
3. On the right hand side, you can see an entry by name ProductID listed under the heading Name.HKey_Local_Machine\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\Current Version
4. Double-Click on ProductID, a dialog box will pop-up showing your Windows PID. Now you can delete the original PID and enter anything of your choice.
5. Once you are done, just click on OK and close the Registry Editor. Now you can see the altered Product ID in the Windows Properties window.
NOTE: This trick works on Win 7, Vista and Win XP




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