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TonyN1701

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  1. Forgive the basicness of this question, but this is my first time working with this concept. My company has inherited three computers (standard PCs, running Windows XP Pro, connected to W2K3 Domain). The previous owner has done something really neat, something I may consider doing myself, but for now I have to get rid of it. They have put a custom graphic in the "Welcome" screen. Explanation: When you power up a 'regular' Windows XP PC, you get the 'Welcome to Windows' screen up, asking you to press 'Ctrl-Alt-Del'. I will do my best to represent it here: (imagine this is pretty and colourful): ---------------------------------------- Welcome to Windows Windows XP Professional Copyright Press Ctrl-Alt-Del ---------------------------------------- Now, on these computers, you get this: ---------------------------------------- Welcome to Windows (CUSTOM COMPANY GRAPHIC WITH LOGO AND COMPANY NAME) Press Ctrl-Alt-Del ---------------------------------------- I have seen a lot of answers talking about changing the splash screen, or the Windows welcome screen. None of those apply. I don't think this is a 'wallpaper' issue. Any idea as to how this was done, and ideas on how to change it? I am guessing it is a registry thing, or some custom util. Thanks, TN

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