I used to enjoy changing the login or lock screen on Windows. We had LogonStudio which was a great tool for customization, but as Windows progressed versions the ability to customize it was pretty much gone. In Windows 10 you can set to your selected image or slideshow or use the Windows Spotlight feature which picks a daily image for you to display. You can also select certain apps that will show a quick status on the screen such as your calendar or mail app.

I usually don't pay much attention to the lock screen as when I boot my PC up, I'm trying to get right to the desktop. When I notice the lock screen sometimes, I'll usually just change image to something for the current season and that'll be it.

I just wanted to ask the question if anyone takes the time to change their lock screen, or gives it much attention?


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on Jun 16, 2021

I just hit space bar to get the password box and off I go, I maybe see the login screen for 10 seconds ?  So honestly, no, not getting much attention from me.  

on Jun 16, 2021

I don't even use the lock screen, never see it.

on Jun 16, 2021

I use Windows Spotlight 

on Jun 16, 2021

I'm only booting my machine once in a blue moon...so I no longer do any mods to the boot or login...

on Jun 16, 2021


I'm only booting my machine once in a blue moon...so I no longer do any mods to the boot or login...

I just recently started doing that, also.  

on Jun 16, 2021

I usually end up with one there that I like and it stays for a couple of months.  I do change them every once in awhile though.  It's a good place for wallpapers that I like but really don't want to constantly have in front of me.

on Jun 16, 2021

I use a pitch black image.

on Jun 16, 2021

LightStar

I don't even use the lock screen, never see it.
Ditto

 

on Jun 21, 2021

My lock screen: LINK

on Aug 01, 2021

I use sleep on my machine and it ALWAYS wakes up to the Lock Screen. Thus I have it set to Windows Spotlight. The most attention I give it, being a non-swimmer, is to use the "I like it" or "Not a Fan" options for the "Like What You See?" on the upper right side. This is mainly to have it "cycle through" the shots with deep, dark open bodies of water to get rid of them.