1. Press Win+r to open up the run dialog box and type “regedit” without quotes inside the run dialogue box and click OK or hit Enter. It will open the Registry Editor.
2. In Registry Editor navigate to,
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main
3. Double click on Value - "Window Title" and enter the text you desired in to "Value Data" field.
If it not exists right click and create a new String Value and rename it as "Window Title"(without quotes). Then double click it and enter the text you desired in to "Value Data" field.
4. Exit registry and reboot the machine.
You can also change the title of the Windows Media Player.
ReplyDeleteIn registry editor navigate to
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft
Right click and create a new "Key" and rename it as "WindowsMediaPlayer"(without quotes).
Then inside the WindowsMediaPlayer key, right click and create a new String Value. Rename it as "TitleBar"(without quotes).
Then double click it and enter the text you desired in to "Value Data" field.
Then exit registry and reboot the machine.