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How to fully customize Windows XP

Guide By:  Miguel

Review Date:  02/02/03

 

Modifying the Logon Screen

 

 

Changing the WinXP Logon Screen is much easier.  Similar to that of the Boot Screen, you need to replace or modify a file located in your \Windows\System32 directory.  The filename your looking for is "logonui.exe".

 

Please make a backup copy of this file BEFORE you continue.

 

You will need a small freeware utility called "Logon Loader".  You can find it here:

http://www.radfiles.com/logonloader

 

Logon Loader is a small application that will allow you to preview and change Logon Screens.  Once you have made a backup of the "logonui.exe" file, open the Logon Loader application.  It should look like the screenshot below:

 

 

You can either click on "Select a logon screen" to browse to where you have your new downloaded screens or click on "Browse logon screens" to preview the different screens you have downloaded before making a change.

 

A majority of the logon screens that you download from the websites we recommended will usually contain two files.  One is the "logonui.exe" file and one will be a simple preview image of the screen.  

 

We will browse and preview the screens for this example.

 

 

Unlike the boot screen, you can change the logon screen without having to reboot or be in safe mode.   Just select the logon screen and click on the "Set As Logon Screen" button.  That's it! 

 

Log off.   You should now see the new screen! :)

 

Here are a couple of logon screens we used:

 

**click to enlarge**

**click to enlarge**

 

"CyberAntz" is very impressive and highly recommended!

 

Now that we are in Windows let's change the GUI!

 

 

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