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Where do I find this shutdown dialog?

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I have searched msgina and shell32 and I just can't find that anywhere. Anobody knows where that is?

Maybe explorer.exe? and please do NOT doublepost :crazy:

EDIT: Sorry it is not in explorer.exe...gonna try to find it now.. ;)

EDIT 2:Ok, look into shell32.dll --> dialog 8226

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Jep double post was bad sorry! :blushing: I have tryed that. Doesn't seem to be that either. I Modded the dialog text so that it should display "Shut Down Windows!!!" but it was just the regular "Shut Down Windows" Is it possible that it would load the text from string table? just an thought since if it dont then there would be the following text under the listbox.

"Maintains your session, keeping the computer running on low power with data still in memory. The computer wakes up when you press a key or move the mouse."

EDIT: Found it in msgina Dialog 2200. Doesn't look anythin like that :blink:

  • 2 weeks later...

Or look in winlogon.exe...

And I got to say here, that any changes you make and save would not be used. Because of the SystemFileProtection, and restore features of XP.

  • 4 weeks later...

You can modyfy this 1

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from the shell32

bg bmp is

14351

14353

to

14356

  • 4 weeks later...

are all the icons in shell32.dll too?

are all the icons in shell32.dll too?

if you mean those used on the dialog, they're not icons, are bmp resources from 14353

to 14356.

if you mean the rest of icons on windows, most of them are there, the rest are around dlls on system32, mshtml.dll, shdocvw.dll... those are some of them

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