Admiral Michael
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I have asked this question in the past and no one has found a way to do it. But I just did, so Id thought Id share it with you people.
I wanted to have the user picture on top of the XP Style Start Menu, BUT still use the 2000 style login (no welcome screen). Well if you want this then read on....
To use the Windows 2000 login look, and still keep the icon on top of the XP sytle Start menu do the following:
1. Enable the Welcome Screen in the user account settings
2. Open Regedit and Navigate to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\Current Version\WinLogon
3. Clear the value of UIHost
and your done
This also enables everything associated with the welcome screen like the more fancy shutdown dialog. It just disables the welcome screen, thats it.
Side Note: I was so happy when I found this out. (the value on my comp was C:\Program Files\TGTSoft\StyleXP\CurrentLogon.EXE), I guess it wasnt changed back when I removed Style XP. I decided to use the welcome screen only cuz I wanted my user pic, but when I shut down I noticed it was the 2000 style login screen. Finally figured it out.
I wanted to have the user picture on top of the XP Style Start Menu, BUT still use the 2000 style login (no welcome screen). Well if you want this then read on....
To use the Windows 2000 login look, and still keep the icon on top of the XP sytle Start menu do the following:
1. Enable the Welcome Screen in the user account settings
2. Open Regedit and Navigate to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\Current Version\WinLogon
3. Clear the value of UIHost
and your done
This also enables everything associated with the welcome screen like the more fancy shutdown dialog. It just disables the welcome screen, thats it.
Side Note: I was so happy when I found this out. (the value on my comp was C:\Program Files\TGTSoft\StyleXP\CurrentLogon.EXE), I guess it wasnt changed back when I removed Style XP. I decided to use the welcome screen only cuz I wanted my user pic, but when I shut down I noticed it was the 2000 style login screen. Finally figured it out.