Resource Editor for Windows 7 (Freeware)


Looking for a free resource editor for Windows 7 that supports Windows 32-bit as well as 64-bit?
There are plenty of good shareware resource editors, but I also found a great freeware resource editor that should be fine for changing your Start button for example.

Windows 7 Resource Editor

Free Resource Editor: ResourceHacker

The resource editor I am talking about is ResourceHacker. It’s not being updated but it is definitely still one of the best resource editors and works on Windows 7 64-bit!

ResourceHacker is simple to use and can modify all of your system files (.exe, .dll, .res, .rc, etc.).

Resource Editor for Windows 7

Download ResourceHacker 32-bit (Vista, Windows 7, XP)
Download ResourceHacker 64-bit (Vista, Windows 7, XP)

Shareware Resource Editor: ResourceTuner

Download Resource Tuner ($39.95)

If you are looking for a professional resource editor, you might try Resource Tuner:
Resource Tuner for Windows 7

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3 Responses to Resource Editor for Windows 7 (Freeware)

  1. SomeGuy said:

    In Windows 7, for a Windows classic theme, how do you change the Windows logo on the Start button to the old Windows logo? That would make my Windows 7 computer look even more like Win 9x ME, 2000, NT, what have you.

  2. Sam Williams said:

    @SomeGuy i am having the same issue, someone enlighten us.

  3. Alex said:

    I do not have a bitmap folder. What do I do?

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