Any LogonUI Changer: How to Customize Windows Logon Screen Easily

Step-by-Step Guide to Using Any LogonUI Changer for Windows ⁄₁₁

Warning: modifying system logon files can prevent signing in if done incorrectly. Back up your system (create a restore point or full image) before proceeding.

What this tool does

Any LogonUI Changer replaces the Windows logon (Sign-in) background image with a JPG you choose. It’s simple but old — it originally targeted earlier Windows versions. On modern Windows ⁄₁₁ it may work only on some builds; if it fails, use Microsoft’s supported Custom Logon or maintained third‑party tools.

Requirements

• Administrator account.
• A JPG image (recommended ≤512 KB for older versions; modern builds can handle larger images but keep file size moderate).
• Windows ⁄₁₁ — success may vary by build. Create a restore point first.

Quick overview (one-line)

Run the Any LogonUI Changer as admin → select JPG → apply → sign out or restart to see the new logon background → restore if needed.

Step-by-step

1. Create recovery points

   • Open Start → type Create a restore point → System Protection → Create.
   • Optionally make a full disk image with your preferred backup tool.

2. Obtain the program safely

   • Download Any LogonUI Changer from a reputable archive (e.g., Softpedia) or the developer site.