How to Change the Windows Vista Logon Screen

Coworker and fellow Technology Specialist James Senior posted some instructions on how to use a FREE Stardock tool called LogonStudio Vista to change the image displayed at the Windows Vista logon screen.

It’s a pretty cute little tool that’s not supported by Microsoft in anyway, but nonetheless, it’s cool. LogonStudio also comes built with a visual editor to make it easy to create your own logons which can then be uploaded to websites to be used by others users.

DOWNLOAD:
http://www.stardock.com/products/logonstudio/

Tags: logon screen, Microsoft, stardock, windows vista

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