Modify the registry to change the name of the CPU

We can check our CPU model in Settings - System - About, but often many people's computer CPU configuration is very average, so some people say, "Can you change the displayed content?"

The answer is of course yes~

       (Modifying the registry is risky, please proceed with caution)

Before modifying the registry:

After modifying the registry:

Here comes the detailed tutorial:

1. win+R to call out the running interface 

2. Enter regedit and press Enter to call out the registry page

3. Select one by one:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ HARDWARE \ DESCRIPTION \ System \ CentralProcessor \ 0

The following pages will be displayed:

4. Select ProcessorNameString, double-click to modify the value, and change it to the processor name you want

        Here I choose "Apple M1", then press Enter to confirm

5. Open Settings - System - About, the name of the processor you modified will be displayed at this time

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Summary: Modifying the registry is risky, use it with care