Client Reboot question

When the client is set to auto reboot in like 1 hour you get a popup (2) one has a count down and then in like the last 15 mins you get another one that you can't hide, my question is there a way to change the notification message? If so how, Thanks.
MSB

Why not there has to be some file in sccm that I can modify.
Why does there "have to be"?
Are the strings displayed in the product somewhere? Absolutely.
Did the they build the product with the ability for them to be changed? Probably as I'm sure the strings are already customized for different languages.
Did they expose the ability to change the strings to the "consumer"? No.
Could you find the resource files where the strings are stored? Most likely. It's probably in a resource DLL.
Is it supported to change these by hacking the resource file? No.
Is it possible that you screw something up in the process of hacking a resource file? Yes.
Jason | http://blog.configmgrftw.com | @jasonsandys

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