How to Add OEM Information and Logo in Windows 10

Computer manufacturers usually include their OEM brand info and logo in the System Properties applet when preinstalling Windows. This article tells you how to modify or add OEM information to the System Properties window in all versions of Windows, including Windows 10.

In Windows 10, the OEM information is shown in the modern Settings app (“About your PC” page) as well.

How to Add OEM Information in Windows

To add OEM information and OEM logo in Windows, follow these steps:

  1. Launch the Registry Editor by running regedit.exe
  2. Navigate to the following registry branch: 
    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\OEMInformation

    (If the OEMInformation key is missing, you’ll need to create one manually.)

  3. Create these string values (REG_SZ) and add the corresponding data as per the table below:
    Value name Data Value type
    Logo <Path to your logo file>* REG_SZ
    Manufacturer <System manufacturer name> REG_SZ
    Model <System Model number> REG_SZ
    SupportHours <Support hours> REG_SZ
    SupportPhone <OEM Support Phone number> REG_SZ
    SupportURL <OEM Support URL> REG_SZ

    * Note: The logo should be a BMP file with the dimension of 120×120. Logos larger than 120×120 pixels are scaled to 120×120.

  4. Exit Registry Editor.

I’ve customized the support information page by populating it with sample entries.

oem logo information customize

Note: Since the Windows 10 v20H2 update, the above interface is hidden. Pressing the Winkey + Pause-break would take you to the modern Settings page instead. Microsoft is gradually porting items from the classic Control Panel to the Settings user interface. However, you can access the classic System panel by running this shell command from the Run dialog.

shell:::{bb06c0e4-d293-4f75-8a90-cb05b6477eee}

And here are the related registry entries:

oem logo information registry

Windows 10 – System Settings Page

In Windows 10, the OEM information would be displayed in the classic System information applet and the modern System Settings → About page. And this is how it appears on Settings → System → About.

oem logo information customize

On Dell systems, the “Manufacturer” name reads Dell , and the “Online Support” hyperlink leads to www.dell.com/support/home. Under Device Specifications, it shows the model name of the Dell device. Clicking on the support URL will open the link in Microsoft Edge.

OEM Info Template – Registry File

Here’s a sample .reg file if you want to automate the setting.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\OEMInformation]
"Model"="Vostro 3470"
"Logo"="c:\\windows\\system32\\oem\\SystemLogo.bmp"
"HelpCustomized"=dword:00000001
"Manufacturer"="Dell"
"SupportURL"="http://www.dell.com/support/home"

However, since the Windows 10 Anniversary Update (version 1607), the OEM logo has been deprecated and not displayed on the Settings page. This logo appears in the classic system information or Performance Information and Tools Control Panel.

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Ramesh Srinivasan is passionate about Microsoft technologies and he has been a ten-time recipient of the Microsoft MVP award in Windows Desktop Experience (Windows Shell), from 2003 to 2012. Ramesh founded Winhelponline.com in 2005.

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5 thoughts on “How to Add OEM Information and Logo in Windows 10”

  1. This tricks not work on windows 10 pro v. 20H2,
    Only display under the support, manufacturer

    So please reply with solve this. This is the humble request.
    Thanking you.

    Reply

  3. So I know this is an ancient thread, but, I’m gonna give it a shot anyway.

    This changes the settings in Windows via regedit, as we all can tell. However, if you wipe and reinstall windows it changes back to the original settings. Somehow these settings are burned into the motherboard. I have an Asus Rampage Motherboard that don’t have any of these items set because it’s a custom build. When I reinstall Windows, my settings are blank again. On the other hand, I have an HP, Dell and some other brand computers built by the manufacturer, when I change these settings in regedit of course it works, however if I reinstall Windows, it goes back to thew original settings of Dell, HP, etc. I’m trying to figure out how to set these settings in the actual computer (motherboard) not just in the OS.

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