SOLUTION:-
Simple step to change the background.Follow the step below:-
NOTE: If you don't have a OEMBackground key, you need to create a new DWORD, under /LoginUI/Background and once created, right-click, choose MODIFY, then set value to 1.
thank you :)
Simple step to change the background.Follow the step below:-
- Navigate in the registry to
- Then see if there is a DWORD value called OEMBackground and if so set the Hex value to 1.
- After you are done navigate to c:\windows\system32\oobe\ and create a info folder and then inside it create a backgrounds folder and put a JPEG file in there that is less than 256KB and call the file name backgroundDefault.jpg.
- Then reboot and done.
NOTE: If you don't have a OEMBackground key, you need to create a new DWORD, under /LoginUI/Background and once created, right-click, choose MODIFY, then set value to 1.
thank you :)
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