LogonStudio 1.7 Released

Published on January 20, 2010 By Island Dog In WinCustomize News

We are excited to announce the release of LogonStudio 1.7 today. For years, LogonStudio from Stardock has been the most popular way to easily change the Windows logon screen to one of the thousands available for download, or by easily creating your own using your favorite wallpapers or images.

LogonStudio 1.7 can apply logons to Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7. Creating your own logon is as simple as dragging an image to the configuration window and saving it. You can also download any of the thousands available on WinCustomize.com.

More information about LogonStudio can be at the LogonStudio website, and you can get your free download from here, or via Impulse.

Comments (Page 2)

Jan Oscar

on Jan 22, 2010

Logon Studio 1.0.64

teddybearcholla

on Jan 22, 2010

Yrgal!!

paradoxx68

on Jan 24, 2010

Those links seem to be going to this new version now. I want the old version please.

paradoxx68

on Jan 24, 2010

The link YRGAL put up is to the right one (thanks) but I have a cluster **** mess, now. I wish I had read on before I installed the "new" LogonStudio. My old Logon is showing (through old version) but I cannot access the gui. I have uninstalled the new one but the new gui is what shows when I click on my old icon and the icon for the old version I installed from YRGALS link. Now what?

Leo the Lion

on Jan 25, 2010

Just uninstall any logonstudio version that you have on your PC. Reboot your PC and install either one from my link or Yrgal's link

Anakey

on Jan 27, 2010

also try using Ccleaner to sort out the registry

boss0190

on Jan 29, 2010

Old XP only Logon Studio: WWW Link

Cavan1

on Feb 02, 2010

On XP you can have both installed, just set one to default Windows logon (which turns it off) then you can use/run the other.

I have tested this on XP Home SP3.

So those on XP can make logons for XP, Vista and 7.

casemenkel

on Feb 10, 2010

tried out that older version, and I didn't get it at all. However, with 1.7, I was able to change the image to whatever I wanted in seconds. (The text I had to do a hack of the x.exe file, but no biggie.) There are two issues, though.

- there is still a portion of the original welcome screen, as shown here:

welcome screen changed

- and when shutting down, there is that, plus the "Windows is shutting down" text is inside a small blue box, overlaying the 'wallpaper'. (I would also like to change the text, but don't know what file that is in.)

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