It will need an account with admin privilege. Now just download the software from here ( First Link ) and run the application.
Image name should be backgroundDefault.jpg. Image Resolution should match the resolution of your screen which is 1280 x 800 in my case. Though Windows 7 themes do not have any option to change it when you change the theme but this software does that trick pretty neatly.Īll you need is an Image with meets these criteria : Thus, the Welcome Screen of Windows 7 or Windows Vista will be reverted back to a normal logon screen with empty user name and password fields, but there is no longer “Logon to Windows” dialog.įor user who wants to make the logon screen similar to Windows NT or Windows Server style, there is registry or group policy hack to enable action to press Ctrl + Alt + Del prior to entering user name and password.7Logon# is a small application which allows you to change the background image which si displayed in the login screen. The DontDisplayLastName setting forces Windows to forget the most recently logged on user name, and do not display the last logged on user name on logon screen. Select and set the radio button of Enabled. In the right pane, double click on Interactive Logon: Do not display last user name.Ĥ. Navigate to Security Settings -> Local Policies -> Security Options.ģ. Click on Start button, and type secpol.msc into Start Search box, and hit Enter to open the Local Security Policy Editor.Ģ. In the right pane, double click on DontDisplayLastName registry key value, and set its value data to 1.ġ. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystemģ. In Welcome screen, the list of user account names or IDs or the user name of last logged in account is displayed for easy selection.įor users who prefer the Windows XP-style or Windows 2000/NT-style classic logon screen, where all user accounts are hidden from the Welcome screen, where no last logged on user name is displayed, and where both username and password is required to be typed to log on, just make use of the same trick which makes Windows does not display last logged in user name on logon screen, as detailed below.Ģ. Windows 7 and Windows Vista includes a Welcome screen as the default logon screen, which will be displayed on boot up for system where the individual user has its user account password-protected, or system with multiple local or network user accounts.
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