None stands out as much as the Windows 10 login screen, which you have to get past every time you start your PC. Windows will then use the default background image if no custom background image is available.Microsoft’s latest OS has a strong focus on security, but sometimes to the detriment of usability. If you want to get back to the default logon screen, you just have to delete the backgroundDefault.jpg file. Now copy your desired background image to the backgrounds folder and name it change takes immediate effect there is no need to reboot the system. So you need to navigate to the C:\Windows\System32\oobe folder and create them yourself by right-clicking inside the folder, pointing to New, and then selecting New Folder. By default, the info and backgrounds folders don’t exist. Windows will look for the custom logon screen background image in the following directory: C:\Windows\System32\oobe\info\backgrounds. You should also use an image file, which matches the resolution of your monitor. To set an image your image file must be less than 256 KB in size.
ini file, which is probably 0 – so if you change the theme then you will have to perform this registry edit again. If you select a theme, it will change the value of the key to the value stored in the theme’s. *Please note that selecting a new theme in the Appearance and Personalization window will “unset” this registry value. Double-click the OEMBackground value and set its value to 1. But, don’t worry if you don’t see it, just right-click in the right pane, point to the new submenu and create a new DWORD value with this name. You should see a DWORD value named OEMBackground. Now navigate to the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authenticatation\LogonUI\Background. To start off you will need to launch the Registry Editor by typing regedit into the search box in the Start menu and pressing Enter. You need to change a registry value and put an image file in the correct location. This setting was originally intended for OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) to customize their systems. The setting to do this is hidden though, so you need to dig around a while. This can be accomplished without the use of any third-party software. One of the cool things you can do in Windows 7 is to change the welcome screen, which appears when you start up your computer.
With a simple tweak you can set your logon image to whatever you like.
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