Customization Process for 30kW Industrial Server Racks

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Popular registry hacks

Major Geeks is compiling a nice bunch or registry hacks for system customization. Download MajorGeeks Registry Tweaks - MajorGeeks Just some of them
Custom install or change Microsoft Office with Office Deployment Tool

How to use Office Deployment Tool to custom install Microsoft Office 365, or change existing Office installation.
Customization

Sub-Forums Threads / Posts Last Post Windows Customization Tutorials Tutorials to tweak Windows 10 appearance.
Windows 10 Tutorials

This tutorial will show you how to add or remove a custom Open in Windows Terminal expandable context menu for all users in Windows 10.
changing the windows 10 boot logo for leagacy users (HELP!)

hello, im trying to change the legacy windows 10 boot logo for non uefi systems. now i did find out the following from my investigation. 1.) you can open bootres.dll using 7zip and view the 5 qr
Classic Advanced Windows Color and Appearance Dialog Box

Got it. The advanced color and appearance dialog has completely disappeared, unlike some of the other personalization applets like classic color and appearance and background, that are
Custom Cursors Solved

Thread related to self-made / custom cursors (mouse pointers). Newer cursor versions and types will be added in newer posts. I''ll try to update this p
Enable or Disable New Tab Page Customization Menu in Google

The second version of the New Tab page customization menu still allows you to change the Background of the New Tab page, but it adds a new Shortcuts menu that allows you to select to
How do I change the system tray icons?

Very nervous to ask because I don''t want to be belittled for my lack of knowledge, but I''m almost done customizing my Windows 10 desktop to look more akin to Windows Vista! There''s one
Is there a way to change the OEM Splash Screen upon boot?

Hi. Curious... Instead of displaying the HP logo or similar, is there a safe way to change the OEM Splash Screen upon power on, or is this an inherent part of the BIOS? Thanks.