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mattig89ch

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#29600 13-Jan-2009 02:53
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Hello all, I have a Windows 2000 machine that has had the background changed when you go to log on.

The screen, where you press ctrl+alt+del, then enter your username and password.  The background for this is normally blue, but has been changed to a picture that I would like to remove.  Unfortunetly, I don't now how to change this background.

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MrAlan
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  #189396 13-Jan-2009 23:35
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you'll probably find the culprit in the registry at this location:
HKEY_USERS on Local Machine\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop

just remove the offending string

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