skinning the login screen

not the main login screen

Tried taking a screen shot of it, but it didn't work...

When you disable the fast user logon and do the window key>L thing, you get an unskinned login screen.

Any way to skin that? Looks bad.
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do you also have 'show the welcome' turned off?

I think these need to be on for LS to work - else you're log on is akin to logging on in a domain - and LS doesn't skin domain log on
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yeah this is just my home computer. 3 users. The only thing I turned off was the fast user logon service in the services list. Don't know where the "show the welcome screen" is...I probably do, just don't remember right now.
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Don't know where the "show the welcome screen" is..


When going into 'control panel' 'user accounts' 'change the way users log on and off' - that would be the check box above 'use fast user switching'
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LOL...well that's a really big DUH for me Thanks.

So, here's another one since we're here...

Are we *ever* going to be able to enlarge the size of the icons on the left hand pane (folder view (?)) in Explorer? I've got a really gorgeous icon set on my computer and those little tiny things just don't do it justice.
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OK, so I turned off all that stuff and now all those screens are unskinned and ugly. Not on a domain.
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OK, so I turned off all that stuff and now all those screens are unskinned and ugly. Not on a domain.





I think these need to be on for LS to work - else you're log on is akin to logging on in a domain - and LS doesn't skin domain log on


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oops again on a roll I guess. I turned them both back on and now I don't even see those screens so there ya go.

I turned them off because there was some funky stuff going on and I needed them off for troubleshooting. Wasn't that so I turned them back on. Thanks Bichur....sorry for being in the porridge