Teach you how to create a Windows XP Logon Interface

You can find the logonui.exe file on your computer. It is usually located in the c: windowssystem32 directory. copy the file in two copies as a backup and edit the file.

Second, use reshackerto open the logonui.exe file. Now we can start to create our own XP login interface. In ResHacker, we can see four items: UIFILE, Bitmap, String Table, and Version Info. We need to modify these items.

　　

Item 1: UIFILE

A. Change the background color. Open: uifile10001033. We can see the definition of the original logonui.exe of XP as follows: (You may not see it at once, scroll down the scroll bar on the right)

　　

Change the color to your favorite color. For example, change argb (99,118,149,) to argb. If you are not familiar with the RGB value (who can remember it clearly), please download a software called Ghost, which is easy to use.


B. Change the character shape of the password. Press CTRL + F, or select "Search Text" in the "View" menu to find: passwordcharacter. We can see that it is defined as a 4-digit number, which is actually a 16-digit ASCII value. As follows:

Pass wordcharacter: 9679;
Fontface: "arial ";

At the same time, pay attention to the fontface line below. It defines the font used. The default font of XP is arial and 9679, that is, the small black dot seen when you enter the password. The ASCII-hex values of different fonts represent different characters. You can change this section:

Pass wordcharacter: 207;
Fontface: "webdings ";

What is this symbol? You can see it after you try it. A simple way to find out the ASCII-hex value is to use Microsoft Word or any Word processing software such as wps office, select "insert" --> "symbol ", then select a font in the pop-up dialog box and select a symbol you like. Pay attention to the value in the following character code and click here to change it. In addition, pay attention to the use of unicode fonts to avoid fonts not defined on others' computers.

　　

C. Change the location of userpane at logon. The second penultimate defines the location of the account at logon. Press CTRL + F to find
This line.

Note the following definition. The default XP is:

　　

You can choose to change:

　　

The position changes to center-to-top. Note that you need to know the location where you want to place your account. In the x and y axes, the unit is pixel. We recommend that you try again later.

B. Change the character shape of the password. Press CTRL + F, or select "Search Text" in the "View" menu to find: passwordcharacter. We can see that it is defined as a 4-digit number, which is actually a 16-digit ASCII value. As follows:

Pass wordcharacter: 9679;
Fontface: "arial ";

At the same time, pay attention to the fontface line below. It defines the font used. The default font of XP is arial and 9679, that is, the small black dot seen when you enter the password. The ASCII-hex values of different fonts represent different characters. You can change this section:

Pass wordcharacter: 207;
Fontface: "webdings ";

What is this symbol? You can see it after you try it. A simple way to find out the ASCII-hex value is to use Microsoft Word or any Word processing software such as wps office, select "insert" --> "symbol ", then select a font in the pop-up dialog box and select a symbol you like. Pay attention to the value in the following character code and click here to change it. In addition, pay attention to the use of unicode fonts to avoid fonts not defined on others' computers.

　　

C. Change the location of userpane at logon. The second penultimate defines the location of the account at logon. Press CTRL + F to find
This line.

Note the following definition. The default XP is:

　　

You can choose to change:

　　

The position changes to center-to-top. Note that you need to know the location where you want to place your account. In the x and y axes, the unit is pixel. We recommend that you try again later.

The third and fourth items are not that important. It is mainly about some strings, and is responsible for commenting on help prompts and so on. Of course, I recommend that you add your name to the Version Info item. For example:

Open String Table11033, press CTRL + F, find: Turn off Computer, change to a more personalized "Bye-Bye my love", and so on. It is best to save the changes to another directory first.

Install and use XP LogonUI. This is the most convenient and secure method. Otherwise, you can follow the safest way.

　　

1. restart the computer.
2. Press F8 at startup and select Safe mode with command Prompt
3. Log On with the administrator account
4. Back up, copy, and overwrite c: windowssystem32logonui.exe in DOS prompt.
5. Restart.

Some beautiful logon download URLs created by others are provided:

1. themexp: http://www.themexp.org
2. Getskinned: http://www.lakerscenter.com/
3, boomgames: http://boomgames.com/xpthemes

I hope you can share your xp logon with others.