Many people want to replace the boring greeting picture with something that enhances the mood or suits their tastes. This can be done with only the Restorator program and any graphic editor at your disposal.
Necessary
Restorator, photoshop
Instructions
Step 1
Go to the SYSTEM32 directory. Copy the logonui.exe file to myui.exe. And so, you will create a copy of the original file, and therefore the system will not object to your actions. Use the Restorator program for editing. Open the myui.exe file.
Step 2
When you open the file, you will see a list of resources. Consider each one.
100 - a flare of light in the upper left corner.
102 - password entry field.
103 - the "Confirm" button not pressed.
104 - pressed button.
105 - "Password hint" button not pressed.
106 - pressed button.
107 - Computer Shutdown button pressed.
108 - Pressed "Log out of session" button.
109 - down arrow in the list of users.
110 - Up Arrow.
111 - panel in the list of users.
112 is the panel behind the username.
113 - user's picture.
114 - user's picture, loaded by default.
119 - =113
121 - Computer Shutdown button not pressed.
122 - not pressed "Log out of session" button.
123 - logo.
124 - vertical stripe.
125 - horizontal stripe at the top.
126 - horizontal bar at the bottom.
127 - =123.
Step 3
Edit the files you want to replace. use any graphics editor for editing. for example photoshop. Replace the original images with your own pictures.
Step 4
In order to change the colors of the welcome screen, go to the resource UIFILE => 1000. In each line, set the desired color according to the RGB principle. You can also change the text of the inscription, or replace the text with a picture. To do this, use the "String Table" resource. At the very beginning, you will see "7, greeting". If you want to change the label, use the ResHacker program. If you want to replace the inscription with a picture, then do the following. Open resource UIFILE => 1000 and remove content from 911 and 912 lines. Instead of the deleted one, insert "element id = atom (welcome) content = rcbmp (999, 3, -1, 399, 120, 0, 0)", where 999 is the name of the image resource, which you yourself must copy to the "Bitmap" folder. Assign the following parameters to the picture: 399 - width, 120 - height.
Step 5
To insert your image in full screen, remove the contents of line 418 and replace it with "background: rcbmp (100)". Resource 100 should contain your image. Next, replace line 903 with "element id = atom (contentcontainer) layout = flowlayout (1, 3, 2, 3) layoutpos = client". You can also remove the top and bottom panels as desired. You won't have any problems with the top panel. Just delete the contents of lines 882, 883, and 884. The bottom panel should be treated differently. First, replace line 449 with "background: rcbmp (100)". Then remove lines 452 through 455.
