How to Change Processor Name in Windows 10 Tutorial

In this tutorial, we'll guide you through a step-by-step process to change the name of your processor in the Windows operating system. While this tweak can amaze your friends, it's crucial to understand that modifying the Windows Registry can be risky. Be sure to back up your registry before proceeding, and only attempt this if you are comfortable with registry editing. Key Points: 1. Backup Your Registry: - Before making any changes, create a backup of your Windows Registry to ensure you can revert to the original settings if needed. 2. Access the Windows Registry: - Open the Run command by pressing the Windows key + R. - Type "REGEDIT" and press OK to open the Windows Registry Editor. 3. Navigate to the Registry Key: - In the Registry Editor, navigate to the following key path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE - HARDWARE - DESCRIPTION - SYSTEM - CENTRAL PROCESSOR - 0. 4. Modify the Processor Name: - Locate the "ProcessorNameString" value in the right-side pane. - Double-click on "ProcessorNameString" and change the "Value Data" to the desired processor name. 5. Close the Registry Editor: - After making the changes, close the Windows Registry Editor. 6. View the Changes: - To view the updated processor name, right-click on the Computer icon and choose "Properties." Alternatively, you can press the Windows key + Pause/Break key to open the System Information window. 7. Make the Changes Permanent: - Understand that the processor name tweak will revert upon restarting your PC. - To make the changes permanent, follow the additional steps below. 8. Create a Registry File: - Copy and paste the provided code into a new Notepad file. - Change the "ProcessorStringValue" to your chosen processor name. - Save the file with a ".reg" extension on your C drive. 9. Create a Startup Shortcut: - Create a shortcut for your registry file on your desktop. - Set the shortcut path as follows: "REGEDIT /S" followed by the path and file name of your registry file (e.g., "C:\myprocessor.reg"). - Place the shortcut in the Windows Start Up folder. 10. Enjoy Your New Processor Name: - The new processor name is now permanent and will persist even after you restart your PC. Remember, modifying the Windows Registry should be done with caution. Make sure to share this tutorial with friends who are comfortable with such tweaks, and encourage them to back up their registry before proceeding. Thanks for watching, and take care! 📝 Learn More, Visit: https://www.theteacherpoint.com/how-to-rename-your-processor-in-windows-10/ Music Credits: Firmament by Kevin MacLeod 👧 Narrated By: Emma (TTS) 👨 Recommended Videos: How To Convert Any File To PDF in Windows 10 Tutorial https://youtu.be/0iMZ4Tt7byM ✅ Recommend Playlists: 🔸 Best Tips and Tricks Tutorial Series Playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwBNdcufIBPuMRlBgm_yz4BT9NLJBxsc- 👌 Follow Me : Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/TheTeacherPoint Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheTeacherPoint Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/TheTeacherPoint/ Pinterest - https://in.pinterest.com/TheTeacherPoint/ #Windows10 #MicrosoftWindows #TheTeacher 🌻 A Microsoft Windows 10 Tutorial By The Teacher