JayDogg Posted April 28, 2008 Posted April 28, 2008 Ok I have made my own logon screen which I use on my pc. Im made a XP SP2 self installing windows xp disk now I want to replace the logonui.exe on the disk with the logon logonui.exe I made, so when I use that xp disk I made to install windows it already has my logonui.exe with my logon screen any one know how I would go about that?
BChimo Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 Ok I have made my own logon screen which I use on my pc. Im made a XP SP2 self installing windows xp disk now I want to replace the logonui.exe on the disk with the logon logonui.exe I made, so when I use that xp disk I made to install windows it already has my logonui.exe with my logon screen any one know how I would go about that?You can copy the contents of your disc to a folder on your computer (I use C:\XP) and then copy and paste the logonui.exe file to your system32 folder in your XP folder. From there you can use Nlite to make a bootable ISO image to burn to a CD.
mara- Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 Use this tool to compress your logonui.exe and then just replace the compressed file with one in the i386 folder.Cheers
Guest hairbautt Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 Use this tool to compress your logonui.exe and then just replace the compressed file with one in the i386 folder.Cheers So with this tool... I can make a customized version of shell32.dll and then compress it using the above then copy that file to my XP_SourceCD\i386 to replace then I can make a bootable disc to install windows and it'll be the shell32 that I customized?'Cause that'd be sweet.
nokia999i Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 Yeah .. I did the same all i got was a non-working Logon, I see logon but no users are displayed (Empty Welcome Screen) what have I done wrong ?
mara- Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 Use this tool to compress your logonui.exe and then just replace the compressed file with one in the i386 folder.Cheers So with this tool... I can make a customized version of shell32.dll and then compress it using the above then copy that file to my XP_SourceCD\i386 to replace then I can make a bootable disc to install windows and it'll be the shell32 that I customized?'Cause that'd be sweet.Yes. But in same cases you will have to disable SFC (Windows File Protection). You can do that with nLite.Cheers
mara- Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 Yeah .. I did the same all i got was a non-working Logon, I see logon but no users are displayed (Empty Welcome Screen) what have I done wrong ?You probably made some error in creating your Logon.Cheers
Guest hairbautt Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 Use this tool to compress your logonui.exe and then just replace the compressed file with one in the i386 folder.Cheers So with this tool... I can make a customized version of shell32.dll and then compress it using the above then copy that file to my XP_SourceCDi386 to replace then I can make a bootable disc to install windows and it'll be the shell32 that I customized?'Cause that'd be sweet.Yes. But in same cases you will have to disable SFC (Windows File Protection). You can do that with nLite.Cheers Why would I need to disable WFP if the file that was installed is the file that I customized Does it keep a separate catalogue or something? 'Cause WFP has its purposes...
mara- Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 Use this tool to compress your logonui.exe and then just replace the compressed file with one in the i386 folder.Cheers So with this tool... I can make a customized version of shell32.dll and then compress it using the above then copy that file to my XP_SourceCDi386 to replace then I can make a bootable disc to install windows and it'll be the shell32 that I customized?'Cause that'd be sweet.Yes. But in same cases you will have to disable SFC (Windows File Protection). You can do that with nLite.Cheers Does it keep a separate catalogue or something?Yes, something like that.'Cause WFP has its purposes...Yes it have it's purpose, but I keep mine all the time disabled, and I did not have any problem at all. And if you don't disable it, in most cases only Safe Mode will work.Cheers
Guest hairbautt Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 Some reason I just don't believe you. I think I'll try it my way and test it in a VM
nokia999i Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 I didn't create this logon I got it from Deviantart.com ... it's in logonui format and file is named logonui.exe ... so what have I done wrong ? I used ModifyPE and MakeCab on it .. still the same thing
danker Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 With SP3 neraly all (or all) files get a new version number.If you are using a older logonui (maybe from SP2) then is more dangerous!In other words the old SP2 logonui dosent work fine in a SP3 XP!(its my experience)
nokia999i Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 Thing is when I apply logon manually after setup is done it works fine so I'm kinda lost :S
danker Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 Allreight,I´ve nearly the same problem, and working on a solution. Good (?) to hear that im not the only one with that Problem.Im moding a logonui from SP3, one my running System its works perfectly but if i take it on a setup disk, the "design service" is not running. I can start it manualy but aftzer restart it wont keep working.
mara- Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 Some reason I just don't believe you. I think I'll try it my way and test it in a VM You don't have to believe me, but I know what I'm talking. I would not talk about something that I did not verified. I done a lot of tests in VMware, and every time I had to disable SFC, if I done some customizations. Maybe your small customizations will not create problem, but I always do some have ones.Cheers
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