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2017/11/25 04:27:42 (permalink)
http://www.intowindows.com/windows-10-login-background-changer-tool/
 
Good info on how to change the Windows 10 login screen background.

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    Re: Windows 10 Login Background Changer Tool 2017/11/25 22:02:14 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby XrayMan 2017/11/26 19:44:30
    That's quite an old article from back in February. These tools are no longer needed to perform such a task (some no longer even work).
    Since the previous to last windows update (CU) the OS lets you do it from within its own settings.
     
    Personalisation> Lock Screen> select 'Picture' from the Background drop-down menu, then click [Browse] below it, and you can then search to choose you own picture.
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    Re: Windows 10 Login Background Changer Tool 2017/11/26 19:44:24 (permalink)
    nowcontrol
    That's quite an old article from back in February. These tools are no longer needed to perform such a task (some no longer even work).
    Since the previous to last windows update (CU) the OS lets you do it from within its own settings.
     
    Personalisation> Lock Screen> select 'Picture' from the Background drop-down menu, then click [Browse] below it, and you can then search to choose you own picture.




    Thanks for the updated info on that. Useful for me too.            

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