Changing the Title on Windows Media Player

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You can change the title bar for the Windows Media Player


1. Start Regedit


2. Go to HKEY_USERS \ .DEFAULT \ Software \ Policies \ Microsoft \ WindowsMediaPlayer


3. Create a string value of TitleBar


4. Give it a value of whatever you want to appear in the title bar

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