How do I get my XP login/shutdown screens back?

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How do I get my XP login/shutdown screens back?

#1 Post by Bookworm » Fri Feb 04, 2011 2:55 pm

I installed a non-Microsoft application published in 1997. Oops. :oops:

System restore cleaned up most of the mess, but I'm still stuck with a "classic" style login box instead of the fancy XP login screen where each user has an icon; and a "classic" menu style shut down box instead of XP's icon style box.

How do I get these back to XP style?

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Re: How do I get my XP login/shutdown screens back?

#2 Post by ZaZ » Fri Feb 04, 2011 2:57 pm

If you go into the users accounts you can turn the welcome screen on or off. When it's off you get the classic log in box.
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Re: How do I get my XP login/shutdown screens back?

#3 Post by Bookworm » Sat Feb 05, 2011 12:11 am

I just went into user accounts and searched for some kind of check box or menu option to turn the welcome screen on, and there isn't one. Could you be more specific than "in User Accounts"?

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Re: How do I get my XP login/shutdown screens back?

#4 Post by dr_st » Sat Feb 05, 2011 1:22 am

Control Panel --> User Accounts --> Change the way users log on or off --> Use the Welcome screen
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