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I'm running Home Edition build 1909. Here is what I did: 1. Changed to ownership of credprovhost.dll.mui to my user account by right clicking the file under properties. 2. Gave my user account full control of the file and ownership of the file. 3. Moved that file out of C:\Windows\System32\sv-SE\ to my Desktop 4. Used a similar tool to ResEdit called Resource Hacker to edit entry 100 from 'Annan användare' to the string I wanted and compiled a new file. 5. Moved that file back to C:\Windows\System32\sv-SE\ 6. Rebooted my computer Still 'Annan användare' is shown at startup and if I open the credprovhost.dll.mui file that I recompiled it shows 'Logga in' as the entry under 100.The file is clearly edited to the value that I want but apparently Windows doesn't care about that and appears to read the string 'Annan användare' from elsewhere. Does anyone know how make Windows read the value of the edited file and show that value at startup? One thing I might add is that since I run Home Edition I manually had to add gpedit and some of the settings there are missing. Do you guy think this might have something to do with it?

I tried editing credprovhost.dll.mui successfully following the steps earlier in the thread but somehow it doesn't work. I'm on Windows 10 Home Edition in Swedish though so I edited credprovhost.dll.mui in the sv-SE folder in System32. That is, I edited the Swedish translation 'Annan användare' of 'Other user' in that file located under ID 100. Somehow 'Annan användare' is still shown at the login screen. Does anyone know how to fix this?