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Numerone’s OEM Information, currently at version 1.3 and the culmination of six incremental releases developed by Giulio Sorrentino, is a lightweight Windows utility built on WPF that lets administrators and enthusiasts overwrite the stock manufacturer data displayed in the Windows 10/11 Settings → System → About panel. Instead of the generic logo and placeholder text supplied by the default OS installation, the program writes custom strings for company name, model, support phone, support URL, support hours, and even embeds a user-supplied logo bitmap, so that every workstation or customer laptop can present coherent corporate branding or personal flair. Typical use cases include small OEMs that pre-build white-label PCs, corporate IT departments that re-image hundreds of machines with a standardized identity, refurbishers who want the “About” screen to reflect their own contact information, and hobbyists who simply prefer a personalized stamp on private rigs. Because the tool edits the dedicated registry keys that Windows queries for OEM data, the changes survive feature updates and remain visible to any user who opens the System page. The interface is deliberately minimal: after launching the executable, one fills the text boxes, browses for a 120 × 120 pixel logo, and clicks Apply; the program backs up the previous values first, allowing instant rollback if required. No drivers or services are installed, and the process does not tamper with activation or licensing, so the footprint stays negligible and the risk profile low. The application is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always serving the latest version and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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