Right click on the search bar untick Show Suggestions.

Start > Run > Regedit > HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ Winlogon \ SpecialAccounts \ UserList.

Right click select new > Dword Value. Name the new value Administrator. Click on it, in value data put 1.

Start > Run > Regedit > HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ThemeManager

Modify the 'ColorName' key value. Set it to either Homestead or Metallic.

Start > Control Panel > Sounds And Devices.

In the Volume Tab untick 'place volume icon in the task bar.'

Start > Run > Type Regedit > HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Program Manager\Settings

Modify the REG_DWORD value: "AutoArrange" to 0.

Start > all programs > games > solitaire. Now hold alt+shift+2 and let go.

Right click anywhere select new > folder.

For the name of the folder hold alt+0160.

Now right click on the folder on the customize tab select change icon.

Look for a blank icon. Click apply > ok.

Start > Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices

Go to the sounds tab and in program events look under windows explorer. Select Start Navigation. In the drop down menu select none.

1. Start>run>control userpasswords2>untick users must enter a user name and password to log onto this computer>click apply>enter the password>click ok.

1. Right click on start menu>select properties or start>control panel>start menu.

2. In the start menu tab choose customize>in select an icons size for programs change it to small icons.

1. Right click on the start menu>choose properties or start>control panel>taskbar and start menu.

2. In the start menu tab choose customize>change the number in number of programs on start menu to 0>click apply.

1. Start>all programs>accessories>system tools>disk clean up>more options tab>system restore>clean up>click yes.

1. Right click on my computer>select properties>advanced tab>error reporting>select disable error reporting>click apply.

1. start>my computer>disk c>windows>system 32>oobe>images>title. Pretty good song actually.

1. Start>run>type regedit>hit enter>HKEY_CURRENT_USER>Software>Policies>Microsoft>right click>new>key>paste WindowsMediaPlayer>create the value name TitleBar>in value data put whatever you want the windows media player title bar to say.