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Secure Desktop background change
Q
March 2007
edited March 2007
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You know when you hit Ctrl+Alt+Del you get a different background (That Windows blue or the Vista logo)? How do you change that? I KNOW it's possible since I've seen it done (BlueSun did it on 2000)...
-Q
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16bit
March 2007
After a quick trip to Google, I found this link:
Customize the logon screen wallpaper, screensaver and other settings using Tweak UI
It also includes manual registry editing instructions.
I hope this is the answer you were looking for or at least helps you out.
Q
March 2007
Doesn't seem to be it in Vista, since the "Wallpaper" key isn't there regardless.
-Q
BlueSun
March 2007
I'm not sure how things have changed in Vista.
But in 2000, under HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop
there was a string called Wallpaper with the value being whatever you wanted as your wallpaper.
That would work for XP and 2000.
But since I haven't played around on Vista long enough to find out, I couldn't say how to do it under Vista.
Q
March 2007
Darn, that key doesn't exist there, but it HAS to exist somewhere. I've SEEN it change.
-Q
BlueSun
March 2007
If I had a Vista machine, I could probably tell you and I haven't gotten around to installing Vista on the computers at school
BOD
March 2007
X-setup used to do it on XP, so maybe that'd work.
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Customize the logon screen wallpaper, screensaver and other settings using Tweak UI
It also includes manual registry editing instructions.
I hope this is the answer you were looking for or at least helps you out.
-Q
But in 2000, under HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop
there was a string called Wallpaper with the value being whatever you wanted as your wallpaper.
That would work for XP and 2000.
But since I haven't played around on Vista long enough to find out, I couldn't say how to do it under Vista.
-Q