Customize Your Windows 7 Log on Screen

If u are bored with old windows 7 log on screen then change it.

Step-1:- click on windows Start & then start "run"

 

Step-2:-Then Type "REGEDIT"  in run and hit enter.

 

Step-3:-Then Registry Editor is open and now You open like following:- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authentication\LogonUI\Backgroun

 

in this change the OEMBackground value to 1 by right clicking on the OEMBackground->modify->then change the value from 0 to 1

After that do not close the registry.

 

Step 4:- Download the registery by clicking here on

                                                 Download

Then Extract it, and double-click on both the registry file to enable this feature (Alternative method: right-click, select Merge). 

 

Step-5:- Now you can change the inside picture, go to this directory and   C:\Windows\System32\oobe\info\backgrounds.

Step-6:- copy any image which you want to see in log on screen then rename the file to backgrounddefault.jpg. (Please NOTE: Images must be less than 256kb in size).

 

Step-7:-Press Windows Key + L to view your customized Logon Screen. Else Reboot your Windows 7 to apply changes.

 

then also it is not changed means, as i told you to open registery go there and once again check whether the OEMBackground has changed the value from 0 to 1  or not , if not once again change it to 1.

 

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Apple iCar Revealed

Steve Jobs’ Dream Apple iCar Revealed

For more information click here for yahoo news->

Late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, a revolutionary inventor and an ideal for most of the youth, was considering getting into car industry through his dream project “iCar”.

In a recent interview Mickey Drexler, an Apple board member and Steve Jobs close friend, revealed that Steve Jobs wanted to add automobile in the Apple huge product lineup. “Look at the car industry – it’s a tragedy in America,” says Drexler.

“They talk about expense, they talk about this – and then you say, well ‘who’s designing the cars?’ Steve’s dream, before he died, was to design an iCar,” he added. Rexler also said that if Jobs had designed the iCar, it would have surely dominated the industry just like his other creations which include the famous iPod, iPad and iPhone.

 If rumors are to be believed then Apple has been working on developing an automobile for years now. One gets inclined to believe them when we notice that in 2007, Steve Jobs met with Volkswagen Group head Martin Winterkorn. The companies were reportedly planned to team up to work on a car aimed at the youth market. Volkswagen has since introduced a small car aimed at the younger crowd, which is not only budget-conscious but equally stylish, that may not have been developed with Apple but does feature an iPad-inspired dash-top tablet display.

Gurus believe that if Apple was to launch an iCar it would surely be futuristic and stuffed with features like “photocromic” exterior that allows the driver to change the colour of the car, a touch-screen display that would cover the entire dashboard or perhaps some sort of syncing system between the iPad, Macs and iCar which would allow user to track their car current location, information about the car mileage, average speed, car health, etc.

While it’s no iCar, Apple recently filed a patent on a new steering wheel-mounted Bluetooth-based remote controller for its devices that it hopes will reduce driver distraction. Which surely does increases our hope of seeing an iCar soon.