Here's the tip for changing XP's Start button's name;
Explorer.exe is found in Windows folder and must be edited enable the renaming of the start button. Because we are dealing with a binary file, we need to use a file editor. I successfully edited the file using the Resource Hacker application. Once you have downloaded it, extract all the data from the archive and run ResHacker. Now open the explorer.exe.
In the left, you can see an information tree. Expand String table > 37 or 38 (37 string is for the normal XP layout and 38 one is for the classic layout). You just select the one suitable for your Windows and then select 1033. In the right, line 578 display Start between quotes. Rename it with the desired name and then click the Compile Script button which is placed above.
It's time to save the new version of the explorer.exe. Click save as from the file menu and save it with a different name. I chose myname.exe.
Go to start > Run and type Regedit to open the registry editor. Look for this path:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>SOFTWARE>Microsoft>Windows NT>CurrentVersion>Winlogon
In the right, find the “Shell” entry. Double click on it and replace explorer.exe with myname.exe (or whatever you renamed the edited file).
Close the registry editor and Log Off or Restart your computer. After Windows XP boots, the new start button will have the name you have chosen.
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