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Resource Hacker is a utility for working with resources packaged in executable files. It includes a full set of tools for editing resources: compilation, viewing, decompiling and recompiling resources of 32-bit and 64-bit Windows executable files (*.exe; *.dll; *.scr; *.mui and so on). Resource Hacker can save, add, modify or delete individual resources from these files, as well as create and compile .rs scripts and edit .res files.
Resource Hacker is a free software published in the Source Editors list of programs, part of Development.This Source Editors program is available in English. It was last updated on 20 January, 2023. Resource Hacker is compatible with the following operating systems: Windows.The company that develops Resource Hacker is Resource Hacker. The latest version released by its developer is 3.4.0. This version was rated by 168 users of our site and has an average rating of 3.4.The download we have available for Resource Hacker has a file size of 567.28 KB. Just click the green Download button above to start the downloading process. The program is listed on our website since 2009-03-24 and was downloaded 28770 times. We have already checked if the download link is safe, however for your own protection we recommend that you scan the downloaded software with your antivirus. Your antivirus may detect the Resource Hacker as malware if the download link is broken.How to install Resource Hacker on your Windows device:Click on the Download button on our website. This will start the download from the website of the developer.
Once the Resource Hacker is downloaded click on it to start the setup process (assuming you are on a desktop computer).
When the installation is finished you should be able to see and run the program.
I downloaded latest version (5.1.7) from [AngusJ]: Resource Hacker. All the needed information can be found on that page (command line options, scripts, ...). In the following walkthrough I'm going to operate on 2 executables (lab rats) which (for obvious reasons) I've copied in my cwd:
The main difference of IcoFX from apps mentioned above is that IcoFX is a full featured icon editor. Resource Hacker allows modifying binary files. IconViewer is just an icon resource extractor. With help of IcoFX you can draw you own icons using a number of drawing tools and graphical effects.
-Find your version. For me, I am okay with Firefox 69 logo. If you are, go download Firefox 69 source and extract it. Alternatively, you can download an older version of Firefox, install it in a temporary folder, and extract the images from Mozilla Firefox\browser\VisualElements folder too. Or, you can download the brand folder alone here. This one is taken from Firefox 52.
Missing resource hacker will not matter for the build but will if you want to change some features of the executable. All you need to do to install resource hacker is to download and install it (go to ), then copy the files you just installed to the resource (Resource) directory of the 7-Zip SFX Maker installation directory and restart SFX Maker.
The easiest way to achieve this is by first adding a Message Table to an existing version of the installer. A handy tool for that purpose is XN Resource Editor. Note that the installer will not be usable once you add the new resource so it is a good idea/practice to have a backup.
Open the installer EXE file and from the Resource menu select Add Resource and then Message Table. Populate the table with as many strings as you like and then save the changes to the installer. Open the new installer file that contains the Message Table with Resource Hacker, select the newly created message table and from the Action menu select Save resource as a *res file. RES files are binary and cannot be easily edited, however once they are imported into an EXE using Resource hacker they can be readily manipulated.
There are two versions of IDA, a paid Pro version and a free Starter version. The free version is limited to x86 and does not support plugins. The Pro version offers full functionality with a large number of supported processor architectures and plugin support.
It also has a resource viewer with a dump-to-disk feature. DiE enables you to easily access the import table and add plugins and scripts, configure signature scanning methods and view file headers. It fully supports PE and PE+.
3. A window will open up which will display the contents such as Icon, String Table, RCData, Icon Group, Version Info, etc. of the file that you want to modify.4. Now you can modify anything (actual executable contents excluded) you want. For example, let us suppose that you want to modify the icon of your executable or resources file. To do that, expand the icon tab and keep on expanding till you see the icon in the right side of the Resource Hacker window.5. Select that icon file and click on the Action tab. Here you can see the various actions which you can perform with the selected file.6. Click on Replace Icon. A new window will open up. Now browse to the location of the .ico (icon) file that you want to use.7. Now select that file and click on Replace.8. You have successfully replaced the icon of your .exe file. Save the file to the desired location.Take utmost care while modifying the contents of an executable or a resources file as both of these contain vital information.if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined')ez_ad_units.push([[728,90],'thewindowsclub_com-banner-1','ezslot_6',682,'0','0']);__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-thewindowsclub_com-banner-1-0');If things go wrong, run System Restore or System File Checker to restore the system files.Have a look at Redwood Resource Extractor too!
From the author's home page:I needed to access resources in a 64-bit Windows executable so I've just updated Resource Hacker to open (i.e. decompile/recompile) these files too. This new version also displays PNG image resources. However, please understand that I have no intention of reviving this project so please DON'T ask for other features. Also, because this version has only had limited testing I'm releasing it as a beta version.
Longing to have a personal touch on your favorite application? No matter where it runs - whether on your PC or on your Pocket PC, on your mobile smartphone or on XBox 360, it is still a Windows program. What better way than with Resource Tuner, a resource editing solution you can use now. Resource Tuner allows creative individuals the ability to fully view, edit and replace strings, bitmaps, logos and icons - all that define the visible portions of your Windows program. No programming skills required! How to Get Started
Hacking the Start buttonThis works on XP Pro Build 2600 (The final verison), and it should work on all other versions as well.ALWAYS BACKUP EVERYTHING YOU EDIT OR DELETE. I'M NOT RESPONSIBLE IF YOU MESS YOUR COMPUTER UP BY DOING THIS HACK. DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK. First off, you need to download a program called Resource Hacker. It's kinda like a hex editor, it allows you to change bitmaps, text, ect. in program files. Windows XP has a feature called Windows File Protection. This feature stops you from changing important system files, that could leave your operating system, non-fuctional. The file that we need to edit, Explorer.exe, is protected by Windows File Protection. What we need to do, is make Explorer.exe not part of Windows File Protection. Once we do that, we will be able to edit Explorer.exe when we want, and as much as we want.There are two way's of doing this. One way, is taking explorer out of the the file protection. The other way is to totally disable Windows File Protection so that you can edit any file you want without Windows replacing it. Click on your start button -> then Run and type in "%systemroot%\system32\Restore" without the quotes. Now you should see the file filelist.xml. What? You don't see it? We can fix that. In windows explorer click Tools->Folder Options->View and scroll down where it says Hide protected operating system files (recommend) and un-check it. Also click where it says Show hidden files and folders, and uncheck Hide extensions for unknown file types. Lastly, hit Ok. Now, you should see filelist.xml listed. Right click on filelist.xml and click properties. Uncheck where it says Read Only and then click OK. Good, now we can edit filelist.xml. Right click filelist.xml again, and click Open with then on Notepad. The file should now be opened in notepad. This is where Windows File Protection looks to see if it needs to protect a file or not. Where it says:%windir%\system.iniadd this a line above it:
It's best to make your own image on this one, I just edited the default bitmap since I'm not that great with graphics. Maybe someone will make me a cool one, and send to me. *Hint* *Hint* :) If you want to edit the default image, or use it as a template, just right click on the Windows XP Pro/Home image and click copy. Now, open up your favorite graphics program, I have Jasc Paint Shop Pro, and hit CTRL-V. That should paste the image from your clipboard to your graphics program. If you want to make your own, it has to be 21x233 16 million colors. Once your down editing, just save it as a .bmp somewhere on your drive. I saved mine to C:\test.bmp :). UPDATE10/4/01 3:42PMI keep finding more and more stuff to hack in explorer :) It's almost like linux, well maybe not.. Anyway, if you're like me and HATE the Help and Support button, you can take it off the start menu real easy. Load up ResHacker, open Explorer.exe go to Menu -> 204 -> 1033. On the right, find where it says Help and Support and delete that whole line. Lastly, click compile.-SavingThere are alot of bitmaps in Explorer.exe along with Text Strings, that you can change, just hack around in it and see what you can find. If you try and save Explorer.exe it wont save. Why? Because Explorer.exe is currently running on your computer and it can't save it while the program is running. So how am I suppose to save it? Well, there are a few ways to do that. One, you could save your hacked version to floppy, boot to dos and copy it. Two, if you dual boot you could save it from within another operating system. Or three, the easiest and fastest way, save it without rebooting, and here is how:Hit CTRL-ALT-DEL and Windows Task Manager should popup. Click on the processes tab and find Explorer.exe, and click it once. Now, hit the end process button at the bottom (Make sure you don't have any other programs open). Your taskbar at the bottom of the screen should disappear. Hold ALT then click tab while holding ALT, then let off the ALT. Keep doing this until Resource Hacker comes in to view. We can now save Explorer.exe because it is not running. Click File-> Save as-> and find Explorer.exe again, mine is located in C:\winnt\. It will ask you if you want to overwrite, just click yes. Now, ALT-TAB back to Windows Task Manager and click on File -> New Task -> in the black type in Explorer.exe, or type in the full path to explorer like: C:\winnt\explorer.exe. If you did everything correctly, you should see your new image and name on the start button, along with the start menu border.Here is what mine currently looks like: 2ff7e9595c
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