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Hi I am wanting to change the xp pro login screen background to a custom image. I only want to chnage the login screen and not the background after the user has loggerd in. Does anyone know how to do this?

 

 

 

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You need to create a folder, say on the C: drive, to hold the background image.

 

Then edit the registry key to point to the new BITMAP image.

 

Type: 'regedit' into the run box

 

Browse to: My Computer\HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop

 

Edit the 'Wallpaper' value to the path of the new background. Eg: C:\backgound\image.bmp

Edited by TriggerHappyUK
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Open registry and navigate to:

 

HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop

 

Double click on "Wallpaper" string and enter the location of your background under Value data.

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Will this change the background when the user has logged in? I was just wanting it when they got the ctrl alr del screen?

 

 

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there right .. mines moded ..

i have this in a tweak.reg

 

you can point this to the server as well ..

 

make a hiden share called images$

and change line below all this to whats below... ;)

"Wallpaper"="\\Server\\images$\\Wallpapers\\image.bmp"

then you can change the walpaper with out loading it on to every PC. like i have.

cood for things like 30th oct, 5th nov...i'll make this one simle Xmas.. and so on..

 

 

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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

 

; Change Wallpaper On Login Screen (For Non-Welcome Screen Users)

[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop]

"Wallpaper"="C:\\WINDOWS\\Web\\Wallpaper\\image.bmp"

 

 

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Will this change the background when the user has logged in? I was just wanting it when they got the ctrl alr del screen?

 

 

thanks

 

Just the logon screen:mullet:

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Thanks, all for your help it is now working. Just one more thing could I script it so that it copies it to the c: Then add the reg file in a startup script.

 

 

 

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