In Wndows you can add "Logon Message", Warning, Welcome or as Note for all other user of your computer.
When anyone start your computer he/she will see your message first then its allow them to login.
Here is way to add "Logon Message" to your computer ...
1 ) Open "Run" windowTo know how to open Run Click here2 ) Type "regedit" in "Run" window textbox
3 ) Hit "Enter", this will open "Registry Editor"
4 ) From the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE subtree, navigate/
goto following subkey
Windows 95/98
Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
Other Windows
Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
to do this click on "+" left side of item name in tree view. 5 ) Modify or Add New Value to "LegalNoticeCaption" and "LegalNoticeText"
to do this duble click on "LegalNoticeCaption" and "LegalNoticeText" one by one, you will found this on right side of treeview.
i.e. if you want to add Welcome message, in "LegalNoticeCaption" write "Welcome" and in "LegalNoticeText" write "Welcome, to my comeputer." (here LegalNoticeCaption is caption of your message and LegalNoticeText is your message)
Now restart you computer and you will see your message there before longo screen.
To remove this message follow 1 to 5 staps and set "LegalNoticeCaption" and Click here to Read more »
Modify/Edit Windows Boot MenuSome time when we start computer, that has more then one entry(of operating system) on the boot screen. then you are forced to wait for 30 seconds or hit a key.
Here is some easy way to Remove Unwanted Entey(of operating system) from Boot Menu... BY DOING THIS YOU ARE MODIFYING VERY IMPORTANT CONFIGURATION FILE. BACKUP ALL YOU IMPORTANT DOCUMENT BEFORE TRY THIS.
Windows XP
1 ) Type "attrib -r -h -s boot.ini" in Open CMD WindowTo know how to open CDM Click here2 ) Press Enter, you will see something like this
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C:\> attrib -r boot.ini
C:\> attrib boot.ini
A C:\boot.ini
C:\> _
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3 ) You can find your "Boot.ini" Path in thred line(i.e. here its "C:\boot.ini")
4 ) Open Run window again by following staps 1 and 2
5 ) Type "notepad c:\boot.ini" and press Enter
6) "Boot.ini" file will be open in Notepad, Here you will see some setting what you see normally in your Boot Menu
7 ) First set default operating system, Delete everything after "=" in default line, and set your choice option
(Everything after the “=” in the default line, should match everything before the “=” in the operating systems line)
8 ) You can delete and choice option here by deleting all line of that option
(If you want to remove the second item in the list then the first one is set to the default or vice-versa)
or if you just want to change your list priority option, The default = item will set as default and normally the top one in boot Menu
Windows 7
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Disable Windows Boot MenuSome time when we start computer, that has more then one entry(of operating system) on the boot screen. then you are forced to wait for 30 seconds or hit a key.
Here is some easy way to Disable Boot Menu ...BY DOING THIS YOU ARE MODIFYING VERY IMPORTANT CONFIGURATION FILE. BACKUP ALL YOU IMPORTANT DOCUMENT BEFORE TRY THIS.
1 ) Type "sysdm.cpl" in Run Window, "System Properties" window will open
To know how to open Run Click here2 ) Select "Advanced" tab for tab option
3 ) Check for "Startup and Recovery"
4 ) Click on "Settings" button under "Startup and Recovery"
5 ) "Startup and Recovery" Window will open
6 ) In "Startup and Recovery" make sure the default operating system is correct
7 ) Uncheck the “Time to display list of operating systems” option
8 ) Click "Ok" to close "Startup and Recovery" window and click "Ok" to close "System Properties" window
Now reboot/restart your computer, and the Boot Menu should be Disable.
Open Task Manager, Run, CMD (Command Prompt)
Task Manager, Run and CMD(Command Prompt) is windows Tools/Programs that help you to work with many windows functions and help you to monitor your system to...
here is some way to open this tools for Windows XP and Windows 7
Open Task Manager
Task Manager displays list of the programs, processes, and services that are currently running on your computer and there status(i.e. not responding), Its also show your network connection.Windows XP
1 ) Right-clicking the taskbar
2 ) Select "Start Task Manager" from popup menu
or
You can open Task Manager by pressing "Alt+Ctrl+Del"
Windows 7
1 ) Press "Alt+Ctrl+Del"
2 ) Select "Start Task Manager" from option list
or
You can open Task Manager by pressing "Ctrl+Shift+Esc."
Open Run ...
Run allows a user to run specific tools and programs to logon user or with different permissions than the user's current logon
Windows XP
1 ) Click on "Start Menu"
2 ) Select "Run" from "Start Menu"
Windows 7
1 ) Open Task Manager
2 ) Open "File Menu", and Select "New Task(Run...)" from menu
or
1 ) Open Start Menu
2 ) Type "Run" in "Search Programs and files" textbox.
3 ) "Run" icon will appo in start menu list, Click on icon to open run window
if you want to open "Run" as administrator, right click on run icon in start menu and select "Open As Administrator"Other Press "Windows logo key" + "R" can open Run tooOpen CMD(Command Prompt) ...
CMD(Command Prompt) allwed user to work in command-line interpreter in windows
Windows XP
1 ) Open "Run" window
2 ) Type "CMD" and hit "Enter" to open Command Prompt
Windows 7
1 ) Open Start Menu
2 ) Type "CMD" in "Search Programs and files" textbox.
3 ) "CMD" icon will appo in start menu list, Click on icon to open run window
if you want to open "CMD" as administrator, right click on run icon in start menu and select "Open As Administrator"
or
1 ) Open "Run" window
2 ) Type "CMD" in Run window, and hit enter to open Command Prompt